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Short answer: the officer is checking that your answers match your paperwork and that your account holds together. This generates the questions most likely to come up for your kind of interview, the follow-ups officers use when something does not add up, what to bring, and the honest mistakes that cause trouble.
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These are practice questions, not a leaked list. USCIS does not publish an interview script, and any site claiming to have the real one is guessing too. Use these to rehearse the shape of the conversation, then read your own filed application again — most interview trouble comes from contradicting your own paperwork.
Officers ask about how you met, your wedding, your daily routine, your home, your finances, and each other’s families — then compare your answers with your documents and, where there is doubt, with each other. The point is consistency, not romance.
The officer reviews your N-400 with you, tests your English through ordinary conversation, and administers the civics test. Most of the interview is confirming that what you filed is still accurate, so re-read your own application before you go.
Your appointment notice, photo identification, originals of anything you filed copies of, and any document that has changed since you filed. Bring more than you think you need — an officer who asks for something you do not have may continue the case rather than decide it.
Say you do not know or do not remember. Guessing is what creates problems, because a wrong answer that contradicts your paperwork looks worse than not remembering. You are under oath and honest uncertainty is completely normal.
Yes. An attorney may attend with you, and for interviews where there is anything complicated in the history it is usually worth it. They cannot answer questions for you, but they can make sure the process stays on track.
No. These are the kinds of questions commonly reported in these interviews, generated to help you prepare. USCIS does not publish a marriage-interview script, and no website has the real list — treat anything claiming otherwise with suspicion.
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Green Card & Citizenship Interview Prep · Rocket Launch Media. Not legal advice, and not affiliated with USCIS. Practice questions are illustrative, not an official list.