Asylum Interview Questions?

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ngty67

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Dear Experts,

I have an asylum interview scheduled for next week and, of course, I am very nervous... What normally gets asked? What can I do to prepare best? What has everyone's experience been with these interviews?

Thank you very much for any help you can offer...
 
ngty67 said:
Dear Experts,

I have an asylum interview scheduled for next week and, of course, I am very nervous... What normally gets asked? What can I do to prepare best? What has everyone's experience been with these interviews?

Thank you very much for any help you can offer...
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All the questions will come from the application itself. Therefore, you need to go through your application very closely as well as the proof you put in. Mismatched answers will most likely get your case rejected.

Good luck to you and keep us posted!
 
ngty67 said:
Dear Experts,

I have an asylum interview scheduled for next week and, of course, I am very nervous... What normally gets asked? What can I do to prepare best? What has everyone's experience been with these interviews?

Thank you very much for any help you can offer...
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Don't be nervous. Just be yourself & stick with your actual experience & that's all.
Good luck.
Atique.
 
ngty67 said:
Dear Experts,

I have an asylum interview scheduled for next week and, of course, I am very nervous... What normally gets asked? What can I do to prepare best? What has everyone's experience been with these interviews?

Thank you very much for any help you can offer...
Click to expand...

Answer questions that you've been asked only! Don't go beyond the scope of the question. You'll be there not to prove something but to confirm what's already said in your application. Be prepared to questions that are not directly related to your case. I personally know about one guy who was asked mostly about his granny who unfortunately had served in the army in a high rank of one of the unfriendly to US countries. He hasn't been asked about the case a lot. That happenes too. Overall a lot depends on the officer who will interview you. The best advice to you is to have you know your case perfectly and to be confident that you deserve protection from US government. Good luck and I wish you the best!
 
One thing that my lawyer told me was 'DATE'
Make sure you got all the time line down and be precise when answering (e.g. instead of saying "sometime in mid March 2007" say "March 17th 2007")
Good Luck to you!!
 
You need to be able to answer "who,what,when,where,why" to every allegation you have made.
 
be yourself!! and show it to the officer in a serious note too!! In my case, the officer asks me about my parents and grandparents experience as well as mine.
 
be confident

hi buddy
first of all i would like to tell you that be confident and your confidence will come from your prepration please read your story at least ten times what you given in your application.do your best to remember to all the dates that you have given in your application.never answer in a rush even u know the answer just take your time and relax if you are not a native english speaker then please take a interpreter with you will get more time to understand and to answer.read your story and write some question that might be asked as per u. give more time to get ready for interview and stop wasting time that what will happen .i am sure you will get good officer to listen to you .you have to prove them that you deserve the protection in this country and this is the last thong to do to make a move in your life
 
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