Speaker A
Hello, Mr. Li. How are you today?
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Speaker B
I'm fine, thank you. How are you?
Speaker A
I'm good, thank you. Now I will ask you some questions about your personal background.
Speaker B
Okay, I am ready.
Speaker A
What is your full legal name?
Speaker B
My full name is Li Wei.
Speaker A
Have you ever used any other names, including in other countries?
Speaker B
No, I have always used Li Wei.
Speaker A
What is your A-number?
Speaker B
It's A213-456-589.
Speaker A
What is your country of birth and nationality?
Speaker B
I was born in China, and I am still a Chinese citizen.
Speaker A
What is your height and weight?
Speaker B
I am 5 feet 8 inches tall and weigh about 160 pounds.
Speaker A
What school did you attend in China?
Speaker B
I attended Beijing University and majored in computer science.
Speaker A
Did you receive any honors or awards?
Speaker B
Yes, I received a scholarship for academic performance.
Speaker A
Have you taken any classes in the U.S.?
Speaker B
Yes, I attended ESL classes at a community college.
Speaker A
Are you currently enrolled in any program?
Speaker B
No, not right now, but I plan to study part-time next year.
Speaker A
Who is your current employer?
Speaker B
I work at a Chinese restaurant called "Golden Dragon."
Speaker A
What are your job duties?
Speaker B
I prepare dishes, manage the kitchen and help with inventory.
Speaker A
Have you ever had more than one job at the same time?
Speaker B
Yes, I worked part-time as a delivery driver while studying.
Speaker A
Have you paid taxes for all your jobs?
Speaker B
Yes, I file taxes every year.
Speaker A
Is this your first marriage?
Speaker B
Yes, I have only been married once.
Speaker A
Was your marriage arranged or by choice?
Speaker B
It was by choice. We met in the U.S.
Speaker A
What is your spouse's full name?
Speaker B
Her name is Wang Mei.
Speaker A
Do you share financial responsibilities?
Speaker B
Yes, we both work and share all bills.
Speaker A
Do you have proof of your relationship?
Speaker B
Yes, we have joint bank accounts, tax returns, and family photos.
Speaker A
Did you always update USCIS when you moved?
Speaker B
Yes, I always filed an address change within 10 days.
Speaker A
Do you rent or own your current home?
Speaker B
I rent an apartment.
Speaker A
Do you live with anyone else besides your family?
Speaker B
No, just my wife and kids.
Speaker A
Have you ever supported a group that uses violence or terrorism?
Speaker B
No, never.
Speaker A
Have you ever helped someone enter the U.S. illegally?
Speaker B
No, I have not.
Speaker A
Have you ever failed to register for the Selective Service?
Speaker B
Yes, I registered when I was required.
Speaker A
Have you ever claimed to be a U.S. citizen?
Speaker B
No, never.
Speaker A
Are all the answers on your N-400 form correct?
Speaker B
I believe most of them are correct, but I found one mistake.
Speaker A
Would you like to make any changes or corrections to your application?
Speaker B
Yes, I need to correct my address. I moved last month.
Speaker A
What is the correct address?
Speaker B
My current address is: 123 Main Street, Apartment 5B, San Jose, California 95112.
Speaker A
Is there anything else you would like to correct?
Speaker B
Yes, I made a mistake with my employment history. I forgot to include one job.
Speaker A
Please tell me the correct employment information.
Speaker B
I worked at ABC Electronics from January 2020 to June 2021 as a technician.
Speaker A
Did you inform USCIS about these changes before the interview?
Speaker B
No, but I brought the correct information with me today.
Speaker A
Did you sign the N-400 form yourself?
Speaker B
Yes, I signed it myself.
Speaker A
Did you fill out the form yourself or did someone help you?
Speaker B
My friend helped me, and I just noticed a mistake.
Speaker A
What is the mistake?
Speaker B
My employment history was listed incorrectly.
Speaker A
Do you need to correct your name on the application?
Speaker B
Yes, there was a typo in my last name. It should be "Li," not "Lee."
Speaker A
Is the information about your marriage on the N-400 form correct?
Speaker B
No, I accidentally checked "single," but I am actually married.
Speaker A
When did you get married?
Speaker B
I got married on March 15, 2018.
Speaker A
Is the number of children on your application accurate?
Speaker B
No, I forgot to list my youngest daughter.
Speaker A
What is her name and date of birth?
Speaker B
Her name is Li Xiao, and she was born on May 10, 2020.
Speaker A
Did you list all your trips outside the United States?
Speaker B
I missed one short trip to Canada in 2022.
Speaker A
What were the dates of that trip?
Speaker B
From August 5 to August 8, 2022.
Speaker A
Have you ever been arrested or cited?
Speaker B
Yes, I forgot to mention a speeding ticket I got two years ago.
Speaker A
Did you go to court or pay a fine?
Speaker B
I paid a fine and it was resolved.
Speaker A
Did you request an interpreter for this interview?
Speaker B
I checked "No" on the form, but I actually need one.
Speaker A
Thank you for your answers, Mr. Li. Now we will continue with the next set of questions.
Speaker B
Thank you, officer. I am ready.
