URGENT PLEASE

[Abiola2016 0]

AM ALREADY HERE IN THE UNITED STATE WITH APPROVED I-130 AND WITH EAD BUT WILL BE HAVING MY GREEN CARD INTERVIEW NEXT WEEK BASED ON MARRIED TO AN AMERICAN CITIZEN PLEASE CAN ANYBODY HELP WITH A LIKELY ASK QUESTION ON THE INTERVIEW DAY,PLEASE ANY ADVICE AND UPDATE WILL BE GLADLY APPRECIATED, THANKS

[Roel 7,192]

That's not really urgent. 

 

If you know your spouse and your marriage is legit then you really dont have to worry about questions. You got this. 

[Abiola2016 0]

Yes my marriage is 2 years now and we leave together thank you for the update just been nervouse lols

[Going through 5,671]

You'll get asked about your marriage/questions about your spouse.  You present whatever documents you brought to the officer, and answer any questions the IO may have about those documents.  You'll spend some of your time just confirming info with them that they already know (your marriage date, birth dates, etc.).  You'll spend some more of your time just silently watching the IO either type on their computer, or shuffle some paperwork around while they hole-punch stuff and add it to your file.  

 

Relax...if you have a rather straightforward case, and a bonafide marriage with enough evidence already submitted to support that, you'll be fine.

 

Breathe.

[Just Paul 4,595]

Plenty of samples on youtube.

 

They asked my wife how we met, where we traveled,  about us living together in Mexico, my job,  my family, our wedding.  That part was pretty easy

[Going through 5,671]

My husband (the USC) was so nervous during the AOS interview that he gave the wrong month of marriage in answer to the IO.

I kind of forgot where I was and interrupted and corrected him somewhat-harshly.  The IO joked "now that's a wife".

 

They do know that nerves will hit, and they do know that interview is a very, very big deal to you. 

 

They are not looking to fail you, but rather help you be approved by making sure everything is in order---think of it that way, and perhaps you'll be able to relax a bit.