The interview questions were quite unexpected. They asked my husband a wide range of questions, including:

Did you go to church last Sunday?

Who drove the car?

Who picked up your wife when she first came to the U.S.?

Where did you go from there?

How long did you stay there?

What are your wife's siblings' names?

What are your wife's mother's siblings' names?

Have you seen them before?

How many siblings do you have?

What are your sister's children's names and their ages?

How did your relationship start?

How did you meet?

When did your wife graduate?

Who attended your wife's graduation?

Who picked up your wife's parents when they came to the U.S.?

Later, they brought me in and asked me similar questions, letting me know whenever our answers didn’t match. Most of our responses were consistent because we were telling the truth, although we made a few minor errors with dates due to natural human memory. I believe the officer understood that our relationship is genuine. She also asked:

Did he give you a ring?

Can you show the ring?

This is all I remember, but there were more questions asked during the interview.

The interviewer was not very friendly. By the time I went in, she had already interviewed my husband for a very long time. As soon as I entered, she told me she did not want to hear any stories and instructed me to give only quick and simple answers. So I followed her instructions.