5 BIG Mistakes to Avoid During Your Immigration Interview

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It's very important to know how to conduct yourself during an immigration interview. In this video, Michael Ashoori explains 5 mistakes to avoid during an immigration interview.

1. Don't Guess - If you guess on a question and your answer turns out to be incorrect, the immigration officer may think that you are lying and scrutinize your case more highly.

2. Don't Ramble - For some reason, people think the immigration interview is the place to tell their life story. Do not ramble. Answer the question that is asked of you. Do not answer excessively and do not answer questions that are not asked of you. This can aggravate your immigration officer.

3. Don't Forget Your Documents - If you forget the documents you are required to bring to the immigration interview, the immigration officer may be cancelled or rescheduled.

4. Don't Lie.- If it is determined that you lied during the immigration interview, this can cause serious immigration consequences.

5. Don't be Rude - Make sure to be courteous and respectful to your immigration officer. Do not be rude or arrogant.

6. (Bonus) Be Prepared - You should know what types of questions to expect during your interview. You should also have a general understand of the process that will take place.

My name is Michael Ashoori and I'm a U.S. immigration lawyer and the founder of Ashoori Law. As an immigration lawyer, I help families, professionals, investors, and entrepreneurs get visas, green cards, and citizenship to the United States. Since starting my law firm, I've helped people from all over the world with their immigration needs.

Michael Ashoori, Esq.
Immigration Attorney
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SUMMARY:
1. Do not guess.
2. Do not ramble.
3. Do not be excessive in your response to questions asked by the immigration officer. Be intelligently straight to the point.
4. Take the documents requested from you along to the immigration interview.
5. Do not be rude to your immigration officer.
6. Do not go to the interview unprepared.

Thank you for that. 💯

[peterdiotv]

I like this man, He is audible and clarifies in a more detailed and informative way.

[priscillatibikimpenda]

Thank you very much for educating us about what we should avoid during our interviews God bless you 🙏

[balwantgusain]

Excellant input❤. Great things can be achieved and maintained with 1. Discipline 2. Mutual respect and understanding 3. Humility and humbleness 4. Knowledge 5. Big purpose and wish to giving back to world. 6 Power comes to last 7. False & arrogance has no place.😊

[cathyparfan]

Thank you so much for this information. I have an interview this week and praying that it will went well 🙏

[amanbraich]

This person is very honest off the bat.

[maxwellmhaka]

Thank you for taking your time to share such vital information with the general public.May you be blessed abundantly

[suminathapa]

This is the most important and informative video I have found I'm going for interview within few a days I hope I can give my interview as possible as I can with ease calm and confident

[anthonywatson]

These videos are helpful. Michael Ashoori appears to be a very well informed lawyer.

[a.kwiawisner]

Thanks so much. I have learn new things from this video. Hope to be notified with more and learn. Thanks once again

[irinakrasko]

I wish I can give hundreds of likes to this video. This is super informative and useful!

[rodliq]

Very kind of you. God bless and more power!!!

[daveduncan]

Hello my name is Dave thank you for your videos and I find them Somewhat comforting. We arrived in the USA IN THE 1960 when I was 2, I don't know any other place but United States I don't have any family left in Canada anymore. and I paid into social security my intire working life my green card is 8 years out of date. They told me it doesn't change my Permanent resident status! But they are withholding my bennifits. 63 years here in California I have been living with the same woman in the same Resident for 19 years. I have a somewhat checkered past. Is it possible that after all this time I could be deported back to Canada? 65 years old can't walk Without a cane or be on my feet more 15 min. Dropped off at the border then what strate to homelessness. And I have payed into the system all my life. Making deposits 2 times a month. And they can just decide that I can't have my money . So I send in the information in the application for a new green card that's when the FBI start to investigate my every action for my intire life
and if they find theyy don't think I'm a moral person they'll just deport me And keepThe money that I paid in. Seems like trying to get a new gre😂en card is the beginning of the end. And as they put it, it doesn't change my Permanent resident status! That's a lot of not changing my status there changing. If I don't update my green card then no FBI Investigation and no deportion And they keep my medical & Social security Benefit. I gotta say I really feel like I'm being Bully, Push around Taking advantage of and being robbed of the money. I don't have a car and I don't drive. I have not worked in 10 years witch means i don't have the money it takes to get a cab or an Uber my woman works Monday through Friday. She can't miss work as she is the person that makes sure I get some food every day. I don't know what 5hey expect people to do but I can't walk over there I can't get anybody to just drive me there all at work paying into there social security. And they act Like I'm purposely taking my time and just blowing it off. OK I'm sorry t
I started to ramble, #2 on your list and I am guilty OK I feel a bit better. Thank For your time.

Dave Duncan

[edwardbenjamin]

Thank you so much Sir, this was really helpful. Now I really do feel that sense of calmness....I will do my homework, may God bless you.🙌🏽🙏🏽

[lovecongo]

I’m practicing and my interview is coming soon please guys pray for me

[enoeyo]

Thanks, counsel, my B2 visa first application was approved.

[anyutka]

Great video. 2 things:
1. Another point to add to the rambling mistake is you don’t want to give the officer fodder to be used against you. Just like in the courtroom answer the question being asked completely and accurately and nothing else.
2. With these kinds of videos it always helps to bring in examples from your own practice or other peoples experiences otherwise. That way it gives more legitimacy to your advice

[arcayaschannel]

Thank you so much for this information. This would be very helpful to us in the future.

[josiegonzales]

Thank you so much Sir for giving us tips before going to the US Embassy for interview. It helps a lot.

[deliaugalino]

Thank u so Much for all the knowledge that You share.. God Bless