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Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 22:14:33 +0200
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The Green Card interview was smooth. No need to feel stressed about it, as
long as:
- you are REALLY married
- you have never lied regarding your immigration status in the past, or in
filing your paperwork
Our interview (in San Jose) was videotaped, and we spent most of the time
going over the information I wrote in the application, as well as the
different times I entered the country previously (why, how long, etc.). I
think they were double-checking to try to catch me in a lie, which is
probably one of the few ways they can prevent someone from getting a green
card under these conditions.
Some people said it can be useful to have documents showing that you really
are married and living together (joint bank accounts, lease documents,
happy wedding photos, etc.). I don't recall that we needed any of this.
Good luck,
Laurent
At 14:04 10/10/02, cornelius.fichtner_at_tiscalinet.ch wrote:
>Hi all
>
>I have applied for a family based immigration visa (green card) with the
>embassy in Bern. My wife is an american citizen, I am Swiss. Our application
>has been accepted and the embassy has invited me to come to the interview.
>
>I am now looking for some information about this interview - mainly the
>kind of
>questions that will be asked. If you have had the "pleasure" of taking this
>interview as well, I would appreciate it if you can tell me about your
>experience.
>
>Also if you know about an online resource that deals with this issue I
>would be
>more than happy if you could point me to it.
>
>Thanks!
>Cornelius
-- Laurent Piguet piguet_at_yahoo.com Rte de Chanivaz 4 Mobile: +41-79-310-3249 CH-1164 Buchillon ================================================================= To unsubscribe from the swiss-list mailing list send the message body of "unsubscribe swiss-list" to majordomo_at_swiss-list.com or visit http://www.swiss-list.com/mailing/Received on Thu Oct 10 2002 - 22:53:46 PDT
