wish u all the very best for the interview dear.....don't worry its just a formality to see u in person and soon after the interview u will get the visa
can u share information why they have given u the interview what red flags?
some questions they might ask
Basic questions about your relationship are asked during the interview to establish genuinity of your marriage, e.g. how and when the marriage took place? how many people attended the wedding? was it arranged marriage? who introduce you to each other? where abouts of your spouse in India? Modes of communication and how frequently you two stay in touch with each other? how many days you two spend together? where? honey moon? pictures? letters? gifts? how old are u both?
SOME MORE QUESTIONS BELOW -
do you know why you are here?
when was the first contact with your wife?
how did you meet her?
who made the first contact?
what is your wife's name?
what do you call her? (I think this was because in all our emails he calls me val but my full name is valerie)
how old is your wife?
(they asked him my age, then tried to correct him, but he stood his ground and they said "yes but she will be that age in a few months", which is not really true, my birthday's not until the fall. i found that interesting)
when is her birthdate?
where does your wife work?
what does she do there?
she's lived in different countries, what has she done there?
do you know your wife's family members?
what contact have you had with them?
have you travelled together?
where did you travel together?
did you have a honeymoon?
your wife is divorced, right?
it hasn't been very long since you met each other, but you decided she would come and visit you very soon after you first met online (4 months). why so fast? how did that happen?
what happened when she visited the first time?
why were you so rushed to be married? how do you explain that?
your wife is older than you, can you explain that?
(this led into a bit more of a discussion about our age difference and whether we had discussed how it could affect us etc., it was the most nerve-racking part of the interview because it took on a more serious tone but my husband was strong and spoke from the heart with conviction and they accepted his response- this was clearly the biggest concern)
what do your family members do for work (brother, sister, parents)?
what do you do for work?
noticing our receipts for sending money back & forth:
does your wife send you money because you need it?
did you send her money for the same reason?
do you have family in canada?
are you still in contact with them?
waiting 2 exhale already give u another link so u have loads of questions now so prepare well and gather a lot of proof before and after marriage ...and all will be fine
