Your coach for your immigration journey

Each case is different. These are the usual steps for a green card through marriage, filed inside the United States.

Filed and waiting

Check your case status. Each of you enters the dates of your relationship.

What you can do

Interview notice

Practice the questions, each of you on your own. See where your answers differ.

Interview practice

Interview day

What to bring, when to arrive and how the day usually goes.

Document checklist

After the interview

Conditional card, removal of conditions, and later citizenship.

Cases we cover

Pick yours when you start. Each one has its own questions.

Marriage green card

Married to a US citizen or resident. Your interview is in the US.

Fiancé(e) visa (K-1)

Engaged to a US citizen. Your interview is at a US consulate.

Spouse visa from abroad

Married, and living abroad. Your interview is at a US consulate.

Removing conditions (I-751)

You have a two-year green card through marriage.

The people we build for

Behind every case, a family.

Couples, parents, students and new citizens. Each one preparing for a step that matters.

A family raises glasses around a dinner table under a welcome banner
A couple sits holding hands on a bench in a quiet waiting room
Two people walk along a city street, one carrying a folder of papers
A father lifts his young son into the air in front of their home
A couple stands by their mailbox, reading a letter they have opened together

These photos are illustrations. The people in them are not OathSure customers.

How OathSure helps

Interview practice

Answer the questions an officer may ask, in your own words. See where your answers differ.

  • Questions for your kind of interview
  • Follow-up questions, the way an officer asks them
  • A guide to the interview day

Interviews to practice

Marriage green card

Green card interview: your file

The officer goes through each spouse's forms and documents and asks them to confirm what they filed, then compares what they say with the file.

Stokes interview: you and your spouse

Each spouse is asked the same questions about their shared life, separately, and the answers are compared.

For married couples

Practice the marriage interview as a couple

Each of you answers the same questions separately, without comparing notes. Then you see where your answers differ, and talk it through together.

  • Answers kept hidden until both of you answer
  • The dates of your relationship, entered by each of you
  • Flash cards and a photo set for the evening before
Maria
We moved in together in March 2024.
Daniel
We moved in together in spring 2024, I think April.

Free tools

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Document checklist

What the official instructions list, and what people commonly bring.

Open the checklist
For organizations

For legal aid groups and attorneys

Offer OathSure to the people you help, under your own name.

Questions people ask

Is this legal advice?

No. OathSure is an assistance tool, not legal advice.

Do you know the questions the officer will ask?

No. USCIS does not publish its questions. Our questions follow the kinds of evidence USCIS says it looks at.

Who can read our answers?

The two of you. Our operator console shows that a couple exists, not what they wrote.

What is a Stokes interview?

It is a second interview where each spouse is questioned alone and the answers are compared. USCIS most often uses it after a first interview that left the officer unsure. The questions here are the same either way.

What happens to our answers afterwards?

They are deleted automatically 30 days after your access ends, and you can delete everything yourselves at any moment.

All questions

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