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Interview questions for IR2?

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Hello all! I have my interview scheduled at the US Embassy in Manila on June 1st. I'm really anxious about it. Any tips? Also, I'm relying quite heavily on the CSPA law since I am now 21. How am I supposed to explain that to the consul? Will they ask questions on that? Please help. Thank you. :)

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You need not worry about CSPA or you being 21. You are safe. You just have to answer their questions like who the petitioner is, your relationship with him/her, what does she do (work), etc. Then they may ask for pictures of you and the petitioner (if it's your dad or mom). Goodluck.

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03/09/16 USCIS ackn rcpt (txt, email, and NOA1) and chk cashed
03/29/16 Biometrics (walked in - orig date 04/05/16)
04/04/16 In Line for an Interview (txt, email, and checked case status)

05/16/16 Scheduled for an Interview (Case Status Online)

05/20/16 Received I/L
06/24/16 Interview date (PASSED)
07/20/16 Oath-taking at LACC ( I AM NOW A US CITIZEN!!!)

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You need not worry about CSPA or you being 21. You are safe. You just have to answer their questions like who the petitioner is, your relationship with him/her, what does she do (work), etc. Then they may ask for pictures of you and the petitioner (if it's your dad or mom). Goodluck.

Thank you very much! Do you know if a previous green card has been forfeited has bearing during the interview like will they ask me about it? Thanks.

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