How to grasp the green card interview of marriage immigrants?

Especially in the United States, couples live in different places because of work or other personal plans, which increases the suspicion of immigration officials and raises the requirements for evidence, and is likely to be asked to do a second interview. Therefore, in the application process of marriage immigration, immigration interview is an indispensable part. Applicants who submit an application for immigration of American relatives will receive an interview notice after about half a year. If the immigration officer is satisfied with the authenticity of the marriage and the financial situation of the applicant, the interview usually lasts about half an hour. However, if the applicant's answer makes the immigration officer suspicious, the immigration officer will ask further questions; Even require the applicant to be separated from the spouse of an American citizen. If the applicant is in China, after the approval of the US Immigration Bureau, the file needs to be transferred to the US Consulate in Guangzhou to arrange an interview, and the application approval time will take about one and a half years. For couples who are asked for a second interview, they should be especially careful to prepare, because many people think that "real gold is not afraid of fire." However, the questions raised by immigration officials can be detailed to who got up first the day before yesterday and what breakfast to eat; Last weekend's activities; The full name of the other parent, etc. If there are too many questions about life details that can't be answered, it will lead to the failure of the interview. So the preparation before the interview must be done well, and both husband and wife can take this opportunity to get to know each other better. Before going to the interview, it is best to consult an experienced immigration lawyer or be accompanied by a lawyer. For example, a young couple recently went for an interview. During the interview, the immigration officer asked Miss Y whether she had been married before and whether she had applied for a green card. Miss y was urgently questioned on the spot and firmly denied it. Mr. y present is also at a loss. The accompanying senior lawyer immediately asked the immigration officer to provide the basis and reasons for raising this question on the spot. It turned out that Miss Y had entrusted an immigration company to handle the work card before, and the immigration company provided a fake marriage certificate without Miss Y's knowledge. In the second accompanying interview, because the immigration officer thought Miss Y was an innocent victim according to the evidence collected by the accompanying lawyer, and they usually accumulated enough evidence to prove the authenticity of the marriage, Miss Y finally got the green card smoothly. If the lawyer is not present at the first interview, the immigration officer can refuse to provide the information he has, which may lead to the rejection of the green card and even affect the trust between husband and wife.