Wife is a citizen. Got married last year. We were together about 4 years before we got married (and a total 6 since we got married)
My first interview with my with the USCIS did not go well and we were told to come back for a 2nd interivew (stokes interview).
Yesterday was our interview, I got all the documentation and gave whatever the immigration officer asked and much more.
She seperated us and interviewed my wife first and then me later. Later we were called back together and told that all our answers matched except one. we had one discrepancy, my wife gave the officer the correct employer info (mine) and I gave the officer my old employer information, i thought that she was asking about my previous employer. that was the only screw up and she gave us a chance to explain and I explained that I got confused and thought she was asking about my previous employer and corrected myself to give the correct information and apologized for misunderstanding the question.
I am nervous as hell that she is going to hold me for that wrong answer [I have read somewhere that both husband and wife's answers have to match 100%].
One more thing, when asked about some information my wife gave her an eloborated information and the officer was nice enough to turn off the recording device and gave an advise to my wife to keep the answers simple and thats how people get into trouble [I thought that was a nice gesture by the officer]
The interview took place in the NYC.
My first interview with my with the USCIS did not go well and we were told to come back for a 2nd interivew (stokes interview).
Yesterday was our interview, I got all the documentation and gave whatever the immigration officer asked and much more.
She seperated us and interviewed my wife first and then me later. Later we were called back together and told that all our answers matched except one. we had one discrepancy, my wife gave the officer the correct employer info (mine) and I gave the officer my old employer information, i thought that she was asking about my previous employer. that was the only screw up and she gave us a chance to explain and I explained that I got confused and thought she was asking about my previous employer and corrected myself to give the correct information and apologized for misunderstanding the question.
I am nervous as hell that she is going to hold me for that wrong answer [I have read somewhere that both husband and wife's answers have to match 100%].
One more thing, when asked about some information my wife gave her an eloborated information and the officer was nice enough to turn off the recording device and gave an advise to my wife to keep the answers simple and thats how people get into trouble [I thought that was a nice gesture by the officer]
The interview took place in the NYC.
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