What should I pay attention to when interviewing American investment immigrants?

Applicants must fully prepare materials before the interview: the letter of appointment indicates that they must bring documents, but not all of them, so it depends on the situation and it is best to bring more; Especially birth certificate, marriage or divorce certificate, tax bill, address certificate, court verdict, etc.

Familiar with the application form: passing the naturalization test does not mean successful naturalization; Only prepare for the exam questions, ignoring the formal questions, leading to failure.

Attend the interview on time, don't be late. It is best to be 45 minutes earlier than the time required by the interview notice. The immigration security measures are very strict, so it is necessary to pay attention to prohibited items, such as mobile phones with camera function, matches, lighters, any liquids, sharp objects, pepper spray and so on. Applicants can leave them with someone waiting outside the immigration office for safekeeping.

Dress formally in the interview, and the first impression is very important. Therefore, the interviewer must pay attention to his own clothes, and it is best to wear formal clothes to leave a good first impression on the immigration officials. Listen carefully to the immigration officer's questions and give appropriate answers. Usually a couple's interview time is only 10- 15 minutes, so the interviewer's answer should be short and targeted. If the immigration officer wants to know more, he will keep asking questions. At this time, you'd better wait for the next question. Don't answer any irrelevant questions.

Good communication: listen carefully to the questions of the immigration officer, and ask the other party to clarify if you don't understand; Answering casually or understanding mistakes may cause misunderstanding and lead to further questioning. Never guess during the interview. It is taboo to guess what you don't know. If the husband and wife have different answers to the same question, it is likely to lead to refusal. Therefore, it is better to answer "I don't know" or "I don't remember" directly than to guess what I don't know.

Candidates don't need to recite answers in the interview. Because the questions asked by American investment immigration officials are not fixed, there is no need for the interviewer to memorize some answers.