Could You And Your Partner Pass A U.S. Immigration Marriage Interview?

[80anthea]

I knew all of them.....I think we spend too much time talking!

[squeeker]

I knew all of them.....I think we spend too much time talking!

No such thing as too much time talking. :P lol

[TwoThree]

45 out of 46. I too don't know the trash collecting day. Heck, I don't even think my SO knows :S The toothbrush is a tricky one because he has three

Now, if my SO was to answer those questions, he might get like 10, if even that. He never visited me and doesn't really have an attention for detail. Maybe I'll ask him to take the test for me!

I feel lucky I had to go through Finland's embassy. I was mostly asked questions about myself, and the only questions regarding my SO were what his job was, what's his education level and who attended our wedding.

[maja]

We would definitely pass

[charly]

I feel like so many of those questions are based on chance! the toothbrush, shampoo, restaurants, all whatever is available at the point of shopping... who has a set collor toothbrush anyway?! and should I feel bad for not knowing his parents exact ages? Or his phone number? haha well, anyway, I could sort of answer 33 of them.

[Dziubka]

43/46
I have no idea when and about what we last fought, other than some time ago and probably over something stupid because I can't remember.
I wonder if that's a good thing.

Is it really that weird to know the colour your SO's toothbrush? I can't remember if I knew before we lived together (but I might have, because seeing our toothbrushes together always made me so happy...)

I have no idea, when the trash is collected at our house. We just throw everything in the big trashcontainers that have hour house number on it and logic tells me they get emptied every once in a while I have no idea how often or when that happens.

[RachelAnne]

40/46

I don't even know the color of my own toothbrush

[dizzyupthemeg]

Is it really that weird to know the colour your SO's toothbrush? I can't remember if I knew before we lived together (but I might have, because seeing our toothbrushes together always made me so happy...)

I don't think it's weird. It is just not something I ever would pay attention to.

I can remember reading an article in Canada about immigration visiting a home in regards to fraud. The lady in the home couldn't tell them if her husband used a disposable or electric razor. I immediately went to the washroom to verify that my SO used a disposable.

[differentcountries]

I cant imagine even he knows trash day or has favourite shampoos etc.(I know he has a favourite mouth water though). Still, I got 37 of the 46 (or more, if saying SO does not care counts!). I think I should know his mother's age and the name of his eldest brother, though.

[Dziubka]

I don't think it's weird. It is just not something I ever would pay attention to.

I can remember reading an article in Canada about immigration visiting a home in regards to fraud. The lady in the home couldn't tell them if her husband used a disposable or electric razor. I immediately went to the washroom to verify that my SO used a disposable.

I think I saw something about German immigration where they asked which side of the bed is whose. Which kind of made me wonder if there are people who don't have a set side?

I think at some point after two years or so of being together I closed my eyes and asked my SO what colour my eyes were. He didn't know


We have set colour toothbrushes: My SO has (a) blue toothbrush(es) and mine is/are pink
And I also know his Polish mobile nr, his German mobile nr and our landline -which is kinda his too- by heart. I think it's useful to know the number in case you lose or break your phone.

[Malaga]

I think I saw something about German immigration where they asked which side of the bed is whose. Which kind of made me wonder if there are people who don't have a set side?
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I think most people are creatures of habit when they're at home in their own bed, so are we. But when we travel, we don't have a specific pattern of how we choose sides, it's basically wherever you happen to put your stuff first.

[lucybelle]

I think most people are creatures of habit when they're at home in their own bed, so are we. But when we travel, we don't have a specific pattern of how we choose sides, it's basically wherever you happen to put your stuff first.

I always sleep on the left! Because when I'm on my stomach I like to hang my right foot off the bed.

[RachelAnne]

I always sleep on the left! Because when I'm on my stomach I like to hang my right foot off the bed.

omg yesssss

[kittyxuchiha11]

I couldn't answer 11 of them since we haven't met yet and aren't living together but i got 29 and that's pretty good :3

[nottheprincesspeach]

I could answer 43 out of 46. I don't know the toothbrush color or toothpaste brand or his salary (he is keeping money things, need to know). I could do just about everything else. I sleep on a difference side with him than apart. We both always want to be by the door, but he wins.