Marriage immigrants in the United States

American spouse immigrants need an interview, and in order to reduce the phenomenon of immigrant by marriage, the interview is also more strict. The following are some questions that need to be paid attention to in the interview process of American immigrants, hoping to help everyone:

Be sure to attend the interview on time.

Never 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

The first impression is very important, so 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 officer. 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.

Prepare relevant documents.

Which documents need to be original and which need to be copied, you should bring them with you when you interview. You will be asked to submit documents that can prove the authenticity of your husband and wife relationship. Including: wedding invitations, wedding photos, birth certificates of children born by * * *, house leases signed by both parties, photos of * * * on special occasions, bank accounts and other documents with the same property.

Action is natural.

The immigration officer is well-trained and experienced, and will consider whether you are a couple from your body language and some details of communication between the two sides. Some couples are too pretentious in front of immigration officials, while others do not communicate at all. Neither situation is optimistic. In fact, as long as you are as usual, not nervous and unrestrained, and simply and naturally show the relationship between husband and wife, you can successfully pass the interview.

Prepare for the wedding-related situation.

If the immigration officer doubts the authenticity of your marriage relationship, he will interview the husband and wife separately and ask how much you know about each other and whether you live together. For example, the immigration officer will ask: Where was your husband born? Do you have any hobbies? So you should carefully recall the details of your life and get to know the personal information of the other party before the interview.

Seriously answer questions about the couple's past.

During the interview, the immigration officer will intentionally ask the couple about their past. When did you first meet? When was the first date? What to eat on the first date? You should explain the scene in detail. Never ask the immigration officer rudely, because the other person wants to know whether your relationship is true or not.

Never guess

One of the biggest taboos in an interview is guessing what you don't know. If the husband and wife have different answers to the same question, they are likely to refuse the visa. Therefore, it is better to answer "I don't know" or "I don't remember" directly than to guess what I don't know.

You don't have to remember the answer.

Because the questions asked by the immigration officer are not fixed, there is no need for the interviewer to memorize some answers. For example, when the immigration officer asks about your last trip to the United States, if you don't remember, you can check the records on I-485.