You could also be asked about the day to day routine and details of your relationship – your spouse’s habits, any health issues or regular medication and their general likes and dislikes.
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Where will you live in the US?
Usually, this would be the same address as your spouse has given. If you intend to move after arriving, be honest about this but you will need to give an addres
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Do you have any relatives in the USA?
Answers to this question are used to delve into the motivations of spouse visa applicants – to be with their spouse rather than other family members.
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When did you last see your spouse?
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What is your spouse’s educational background?
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What are your spouse’s parents’ names? Have you met them before?
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Does your spouse have any children from previous relationships? What are their names and ages? Will you be taking care of them when in the US?
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What was the last gift your spouse gave you?
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How are you currently staying in contact with your spouse?
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What is your and your spouse’s religious background?
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Has your spouse been married before?
There should be no issues if your spouse was married previously and legally divorced – the intention here is to ascertain if you know about any previous marriag
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Do you and your spouse have any children? What are their names and ages?
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What do you normally do to celebrate your birthdays?
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What are your hobbies and interests? What about your spouse?
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Where did you go on your honeymoon?
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When and where did you get married?
The adjudicator will look to get an impression of your relationship from the details you give about the wedding – how long you in a relationship before getting
