Stokes Marriage Fraud Interview Questions: 14 Tips To Know
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2022
- You have a green card marriage interview coming up. Do you know what types of Stokes Interview questions you might be asked? (Or if your case has “Red Flags” that trigger sham marriage suspicions? • How To Prepare For Mar... )
Here's the key question. Have you prepared for your permanent residence interview? Or are you going to walk blindly and assume you're ready for any immigration marriage fraud questions?
That's not a wise idea. If the government has noted any red flags in your application, you may be scheduled for a Stokes marriage fraud interview.
You and your spouse will be separated, where you will each have to answer the same set of green card fraud interview questions. Your answers will be compared. If they are significantly different or most do not match, well, guess what? The government will interpret the results as proof of a sham marriage. Your case may be denied.
This happens, unfortunately, even in many legitimate marriages. Why do any Stokes fraud interview questions and answers sessions end up like this?
The answer is simple. Lack of sufficient preparation.
Why allow your USCIS immigration interview end up like this, when if you prepare, you can give the government concrete evidence that your marriage is bona fide?
In this presentation, you'll be given 14 categories of questions you should think about, before the day of your interview.
There is no way to possibly for the wide range of things you might be quizzed about. But if you know the key categories and you do your homework, you and your spouse will be better prepared to handle whatever green card marriage questions you are asked.
Suspicions and allegations of immigration fraud are bad. Sometimes they can permanent damage an immigrant's efforts to become a lawful permanent resident.
This video was produced by Batara Immigration Law at: www.bataraimmigrationlaw.com
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Thanks a lot for doing that list!
You're welcome.
Great information,thank You!
I'm glad this helped or helps you.
Quick question please, the immigration came to my sister house without any notice or interview to inspect her house but her husband was not at home and they took the pictures of the house. After 2 weeks she received a Call In letter form G-56 for them to appear in a week at there office what did you advise her to do sir?
I cannot advise in such a situation. There is too much unknown. However, the situation sounds pretty serious. You should seek a local attorney to help you.
What if the process already done? Can they do something about the green card after it's permanent ? Even the divorce have been done ? Can they do something if found fraud?
If they government finds fraud years later, yes, they can still act on it.
Hi my i 130 case status was denial since 01/30/2023 but I didn't receive yet notice letter to explain why so I called uscis many times they still saying my case is pending, you need to wait until the decision will be made,so many times i explain to them how my status is ,do you know about that ?
Long delays are normal nowadays. The immigration system needs some serious reforms. But many members of Congress seem to care less.
Sir, I couldn’t find three part video series and neither 250 questions checklist.
Can you please send me the same?
Here is the link to the first of the three videos: ruclips.net/video/vSFlYtw5Rjk/видео.html
And here is the link to the checklist: www.carlosbatara.com/services/marriage-interview-questions-checklist
Thanks for all your tips
How can i have the question lists
There is a link in the description box.
Hey sir please help me , after I got My DQ my birth certificate got damaged so made another another certificate with no change information . Is that a problem?
If your birth certificate is authentic, and certified by your government, it seems like it should be okay.
Hi I have this question. My current spouse and I were good friends before we became lovers meaning I know him way back in the days
Can I tell USCIS that I they ask how we met?
It would seem okay. But the fact that you're asking such a question seems to imply there is more to the story. And if that something else is negative, I suggest you reach out to a local lawyer.
@@BataraImmigrationLaw There is nothing else to the story our relationship is very truthful. Just that we were causal friends before we became romantic. Thanks for replying.
@@Thebluediamoundvision831 A potential issue is if one of you is a US citizen, the other came to the US on a non-immigrant visa (especially B1/B2) and you then got married. Prior knowledge of each other may lead to suggestions that the "non-immigrant" trip was fraud and that the intention all along was to marry. The fact that you were just casual friends before may not be taken at face value. I would also suggest checking with a local lawyer if there is any concern and if this is the fact pattern....