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What does it mean that my case is ready to be scheduled for an interview?
What questions can I expect at the green card interview?
Can I have my Boundless attorney with me at my interview?
What if the beneficiary does not speak English fluently enough to answer the questions asked during the interview?
If the sponsor and beneficiary live apart (but both in the United States), is the interview location and processing center based on the sponsor’s address or the beneficiary’s?
How can I look up where I will do my consular marriage-based green card interview?
What happens if I didn't get approved on the spot during my interview?
What should I bring to the interview?
Do documents that I plan to provide at the interview need to be translated?
Do I need to be present at the consulate with my spouse at the time of interview?

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