What questions do they ask you at the Immigration interview if you are getting a green card through marriage?

Answer 1

They usually ask for proof of your life togheter as a married couple, like joint bank accounts, bills with both names, pictures, emails,letters addressed to both of you. Other questions are when and where do you guys met, did you meet his/her family ect. Its usually a piece of cake, mine lasted 5 minutes if that! In the worst case scenario they gonna separate the two of you and ask to both the same questions to see if the answers match.
Good luck!!

Answer 2

This was more than 15 yrs ago but according to the other answers here, it hasn't changed much. They took my husband (he's my ex now) and I into separate offices and asked questions like:
Has the marriage been consummated?
How long did u date?
How/where did u meet?
If we all get in a van rt now and go to ur house, will we find his clothes and things there?
When u open the door to ur house, whats the first thing u see?( I guess they asked him the same thing wanting to know that u really do live together)

Then they brought my husband bk in where I was and asked him a couple questions about our government.
The different branches of gov.
How many senators per state. etc..

The interview was fairly short, maybe 10 minutes.

Good luck!

Answer 3

My interview also lasted less than five minutes. She glanced at a few photos which we produced without being asked, took a quick look at our last tax return and then went about doing the administrative stuff they have to do. The biggest problem was that someone had "borrowed" her stamp-pad! She had to hunt for a new one to stamp my passport.

If your marriage is genuine, you are not going to have any problems. Just relax and don't forget to take what they ask for in the letter they will send you.

Answer 4

They will ask you questions about your relationship to make sure that the marriage isn't a fraud.