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1Job & employer10 câu
What is the name of your sponsoring company?
What is the name of your employer?
Answer with the exact company name on the I-140 application. Know the full name and the city/state.
What will your job involve?
What will your job duties be?
Description matches the Job Description in the file exactly. Specific, plain, not exaggerated.
What is your hourly wage?
What is your salary or hourly wage?
Figures in the profile must match. Incorrect salary figures are a common error that raises suspicion.
Have you met the employer in person?
Have you ever met your employer in person?
Answer truthfully. Most EB-3 applicants have not met in person — that is normal.
How did you find this job?
How did you find this job?
Be honest about the process (through a service company). No need to hide it.
Which city and state will you work in?
What city and state will you work in?
Depends on the work location; have basic knowledge of that state (nearby cities, climate).
Do you have experience in this field?
Do you have experience in this field?
The Other Workers category usually does not require experience. Answer honestly even if you don't have any yet.
When do you plan to start working?
When do you plan to start working?
Based on the actual plan after entry, usually a few weeks to a few months.
Do you understand the job requires physical labour?
Do you understand the job is physically demanding?
Answer truthfully that you understand and are ready. This shows you clearly know what you are taking on.
Does the employer provide accommodation?
Will your employer provide housing?
Answer according to the actual arrangement. Many places don't provide support — say so honestly.
2Application & process8 câu
Who prepares your immigration file?
Who prepared your immigration paperwork?
Answer truthfully: immigration lawyer / service company. Knowing the name of the lawyer of record on the I-140 is a plus.
When is your priority date?
What is your priority date?
This date belongs to your case — it appears on your file and determines your timing under the Visa Bulletin.
Did you pay a fee to get this job?
Did you pay any fees to get this job?
Answer honestly and calmly. If you paid a service fee, describe it accurately.
Is all the information in your file true?
Is all the information in your application true?
State only the truth. If a detail needs correcting, say so immediately, do not hide it.
Have you applied for a US visa before?
Have you ever applied for a U.S. visa before?
Answer truthfully about your entire history (including any refusals). The consulate already has this data.
Have you ever been refused a visa?
Have you ever been refused a visa?
If yes, state the visa type and year truthfully. Concealing it is the real problem.
Do you understand what you signed in the DS-260?
Do you understand what you signed in the DS-260?
Read and understand your own DS-260 before the interview. Answer confidently.
Have you ever used another name?
Have you ever used another name?
Answer truthfully if applicable (different birth name, name change). It must match your documents.
3Plan for living in the US7 câu
Where will you stay when you go to the US?
Where will you live when you arrive?
State the actual address (near your workplace, a relative’s home, or a rental). State what you know.
Do you have relatives or friends in the United States?
Do you have any family or friends in the U.S.?
Answer truthfully. Either way is fine — don't fabricate a relationship.
Do you plan to settle permanently?
Do you plan to stay permanently?
EB-3 is an immigrant visa, so the answer is yes — that is the nature of this category.
How did you get to work before you had a car?
How will you get to work without a car at first?
Answer realistically: carpooling with colleagues, living near work, the bus. This shows you have thought it through.
Can you speak English?
Do you speak English?
Answer truthfully about your qualifications. The unskilled labour category does not require high English proficiency.
What will you do if the job doesn’t work out as expected?
What will you do if the job does not work out?
Answer calmly: try to adapt, look for other lawful work. Don't appear uncertain.
Do you know the cost of living in that area?
Do you know the cost of living in that area?
Knowing roughly the cost of rent and food in that state shows you have prepared seriously.
4Accompanying family (if any)6 câu
Who is travelling with you?
Who is traveling with you?
Answer with the correct list of dependants in the application (spouse, children).
How long have you been married?
How long have you been married?
Answer accurately and consistently with the marriage certificate already submitted.
Where did you and your spouse meet?
Where did you meet your spouse?
The genuine-marriage test. Tell your own story naturally and truthfully.
How old is your child?
How old are your children?
Answer with the correct age; note the CSPA rules on a child's age (ask a lawyer if the child is close to 21).
Does your child attend school in the United States?
Will your children go to school in the U.S.?
Answer yes — children in the US can attend public school for free. This shows a clear plan.
Does your spouse plan to work?
Does your spouse plan to work?
Dependants accompanying an EB-3 applicant are allowed to work once they hold a green card. Answer truthfully.
5Finances, health & background6 câu
Have you had your medical examination?
Have you completed your medical exam?
Examination at a designated IOM facility before the interview. Bring the correct medical documents.
Do you have a criminal record?
Do you have any criminal record?
Answer completely truthfully. Misrepresenting your background is a serious ground for refusal.
What will you live on before your first paycheck?
How will you support yourself before your first paycheck?
Answer realistically: savings brought with you, support from relatives. Give a reasonable figure.
How much money are you bringing to the United States?
How much money are you bringing to the U.S.?
Answer honestly, in a way consistent with your circumstances. No need to embellish.
Is your health good enough for this job?
Are you in good health to do this work?
Answer truthfully and positively if you are healthy and ready for physical work.
Have you ever overstayed a visa in any country?
Have you ever overstayed a visa in any country?
Answer truthfully. A transparent immigration history makes your application more credible.
This is a reference document prepared by M2W to help you prepare mentally, not immigration legal advice and does not guarantee the interview outcome. For specific situations (a prior visa refusal, a criminal record, a child nearing age 21…), please speak directly with an M2W specialist.
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