Many people apply for marriage green cards. However, some people may try to immigrate with an inauthentic marriage. To help ensure a marriage is authentic, couples may have to go through a marriage green card interview.
During a green card marriage interview, you may be asked many personal questions about your relationship with your spouse. Here are some questions that you may be expected to answer:
Talk about yourself, your spouse and your marriage
The interviewer may ask questions about your background. Some of these questions may include:
- Why do you want to immigrate to the U.S.?
- What type of employment do you have or plan to seek?
- How is your relationship with your family?
- What are some of your hobbies?
- Do you travel a lot?
- Where do you live?
- Do you have any tattoos?
- What is your level of education?
- What major did you graduate college with?
- Do you smoke?
You may also be asked personal questions about your spouse, such as:
- Where does your spouse live?
- What does your spouse do for a living?
- Does your spouse have any hobbies?
- What type of health conditions does your spouse have?
- What is your spouse’s favorite color?
- Does your spouse have a favorite movie?
- How much does your spouse earn every year?
- Does your spouse have a nickname?
- What is your spouse’s relationship with their family?
You may also expect to be asked about your marriage, for example:
- Where did you and your spouse meet?
- Did you propose to your spouse?
- When was your marriage?
- Where did you have your marriage?
- Who attended your marriage?
- What did you do for your honeymoon?
- How much did your wedding cost?
You can prepare for a green card interview. Legal guidance can help you apply for a green card.