The examiner may also ask what you did on a recent weekend. If you and your husband give the same answers, you'll probably pass the interview. If several answers are different, the examiner may deny your application. Then, the INS may try to deport you. Bring any documents that show yours is a real marriage.
Examples are joint tax returns, joint bank accounts and insurance policies.
Q. My uncle is a British citizen. He's lived in Zambia for the last 25 years where he worked in the in the copper mines as a mechanical engineer. He retired from his job, and being of Scottish ancestry, he went to live in Scotland. He wants to live in the United States. His brother, niece, and nephew live here and are all U.S. citizens.