Get Ready for Your Green Card Interview. Together.

My Interview Hub is a preparation platform built specifically for couples facing a USCIS marriage-based green card interview. You get a 400+ question bank organized by topic, flashcards, a relationship timeline builder, a document checklist, and Practice Together mode. Everything lives in one shared workspace that both partners can access from any device.

You and your partner take turns. One plays the USCIS officer, the other answers. The app guides you through realistic interview questions and tracks your consistency scores across sessions, so you can spot where your answers differ before the real interview does.

We review and update our question bank and document checklists regularly, drawing on publicly available USCIS resources and interview experiences shared by couples. Keep in mind that USCIS does not publish an official question list and every interview is different — our materials are preparation guidance, not a script of what you will be asked.

Yes. Every plan includes a shared couple workspace so both you and your partner can study, track progress, and practice together from any device.

We offer a 7-day money-back guarantee. If My Interview Hub is not right for you, email hello@myinterviewhub.com within 7 days of purchase with your account email and we will issue a full refund. After 7 days, purchases are final except where required by law. Please contact us before disputing a charge with your bank — we can usually resolve issues faster.

Random lists of questions do not track your progress, sync with your partner, or help you build a consistent relationship story. My Interview Hub puts everything in one place, shows you exactly where you are weak, and helps you build what officers commonly focus on: a consistent timeline and a complete document checklist.

We recommend starting at least 3 to 4 weeks before your interview date. That gives you enough time to work through the question bank, build out your timeline, complete the document checklist, and run several Practice Together sessions. Starting earlier is always better. Even two 20-minute sessions a day makes a real difference in how confident you feel.

Officers typically cover how you met, your relationship history (first date, engagement, wedding), daily life together (morning routines, household responsibilities, shared finances), your partner's family and background, and your future plans as a couple. Our question bank is organized by these exact categories so you know exactly where to focus.

USCIS sometimes conducts a Stokes interview, where each partner is questioned separately and answers are compared for inconsistencies. My Interview Hub's Practice Together mode and shared timeline are designed to help you align on the details officers compare, so your answers stay consistent even under pressure.

You should bring your interview appointment notice, both passports, your marriage certificate, joint financial documents (bank statements, tax returns, lease or mortgage), evidence of shared life (photos, utility bills, insurance cards), and any prior immigration documents. My Interview Hub's document checklist is organized by case type so you know exactly what to bring — and what's still missing.