Green Card Interview Checklist

You should bring identity documents such as a passport, birth certificate, or driver’s license; immigration forms and supporting documentation; copies of your visa and passport; two identical passport-sized photos of yourself; proof of relationship (if applicable); any additional documents required by USCIS; and proper attire for the interview.

Yes, it is important to review the questions that will be asked during the interview to be prepared ahead of time. This will ensure that you have the best chance possible of success during the interview process.

The length of the interview depends on the individual case, but typically it lasts between 30 minutes to an hour. It is important to arrive at the interview on time and be prepared for any questions that may arise.

It is important to dress professionally for your green card interview as this can make a good impression on the interviewer. Suitable attire includes business casual clothing such as a button-down shirt and trousers or skirt for women. Avoid wearing excessive jewelry or clothing items with logos or offensive messages.

You may need to bring any additional documents if required by USCIS that are relevant to your case, such as a certificate of naturalization, proof of prior employment, or any other supporting documents. Be sure to check the USCIS website for more information about what else you may need to bring before your interview.

To ensure a successful green card interview, be sure to review the questions that will be asked and prepare in advance as much as possible; bring all necessary documents; dress professionally for the interview; arrive on time; and be honest and polite when answering questions. Following these steps can help increase your chances of success during the interview process.