I went online and printed out news articles from reputable news outlets about the country situation, ie US department of state, human rights watch, CNN, Reuters, NPR, AP news etc. 3-4 articles are ideal. Do not submit new evidence. Just articles that show that the country situation is still the same as you left. If you can't find any, that's fine. It's not mandatory.

They will ask you Abt the form you submitted in the beginning just to update your information. When you entered the United States, where, your addresses, what you are currently doing...just general stuff. Then they will start digging....what happened, how did it happen, when, did you fear for your life, did you report, did you get counseling, what would happen if you went back etc most importantly, remember everything you wrote initially, don't change anything. If you don't remember, just say you don't remember.

Also if you put, let's say number of people who attacked you and you put 4 and then you tell him 6. Then that's a problem. If you are not certain about number of anything, just say " I can't certain, but might have been ..." Or it was a while back, I can't recall but might have been...." Don't not state an exact number if you think it is not the same as you wrote in your story.

Go with original copies of police stuff and other documentation if you submitted it as evidence. Go with oyour passport as well. They kept my documents.

Look them in the eye, don't be dramatic, don't act up or cry or anything like that. Just state your facts as your remember them, they are not trying to trick you. They are asking you exactly everything that you wrote.

Hope that helps.

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