When we were finally called, we had an official interview with an embassy officer. The officer was a very nice guy, which helped ease our anxiety a bit. He told me I didn't have a New York accent. Haha! He asked me specific questions about my relationship with Yoshi. How did you meet your husband? When did you start dating? When did you get married? What is your husband's job? Do you have plans to live in the United States? etc. The questions were pretty straightforward -- nothing I couldn't answer. At the end of the interview he said "congratulations", which I think was a good sign. But the procedure isn't over yet so we're keeping our fingers crossed. Yoshi still has to submit his criminal records and get a health check-up. Once they accept that Yoshi is not a disease-carrying criminal, we'll be granted our second interview. They will question Yoshi at the second interview, and if all goes well, we'll know that day if he gets his green card or not. Stay tuned!
Did you know?
The Green Card isn't actually a green card.
In the 1950-60s, it used to have three green stripes on it.
今天我們去美國大使館為了Yoshi的綠卡面試。我們都非常緊張、可是我覺得面試還不錯。因為我太緊張、我忘了帶我的錢包。還好、我們上電車前我發現了。Yoshi 很體貼、他跑回家拿我的錢包。（謝謝 Yoshi！）在美國大使館、我們提出了文件。他們問我一些問題關於我跟Yoshi的關係。然後我們等了大概50分鐘。跟領事的面試時間比較長。他問我很具體的問題。譬如說、你在哪裏認識你的先生？你們什麼時候開始在一起？你們什麼時候結婚了？你先生的工作是什麼？你們想住在美國嗎？等等・・・面試以後、領事說 congratulations （恭喜你們）。我們還有一個面試所以我不知道他的意思是什麼、可是因該是好的。Yoshi還要提出他的無犯罪證明書跟健康檢查。如果他們承認Yoshi不是個病的犯罪者、我們可以去第二次的面試。Stay tuned！
你知道嗎？
綠卡其實不是綠色的卡。
在１950-60年代、卡上面有3條綠色的線。
Happy and relieved after the interview!
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