Marriage-Based Green Card: Interview Questions and Supporting Documents - Paperback

by Vladimir Istomin Esq (Author)

-] The goal of this book is to demystify the marriage-based green card interview and prepare couples for possible interview questions and required supporting documents to establish that the marriage is valid. In this book, we provide many sample questions that you are likely to be asked during the interview and offer a detailed review of the supporting documents that you must provide to support your application.

-]The author of this book is a practicing attorney who specializes in, among other areas, immigration law and has hands-on experience in negotiating family-based immigration. The author is a graduate from of the Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center in Central Islip, NY. Even before becoming an attorney, the author worked as an interpreter in an immigration law office. He also assisted his friends and relatives in preparing their green card applications.

-]The author is not affiliated with any immigration agency and this book represents his personal legal experiences and opinions. The reader of this book should keep in mind that the immigration law is very fluid and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) changes its forms and procedures frequently. Thus, people preparing to file a marriage-based green card application should always consult the latest immigration forms and instructions for these forms on the USCIS website or contact an immigration attorney for professional advice.

-]As this book finds its readers, the author is contemplating work a second edition in the future and the possible addition of new chapters to address the complexity immigration laws and procedures. The readers are welcome to comment on the book and share their own stories about the green card application and interview process. The author can be reached via his website and his email at www.istominlaw.com and istominesq@gmail.com. Good luck with your green card interview Copyright (c) 2020 by Vladimir Istomin, Esq.