What happens if the spouses’ answers differ during a marriage-based green card interview?
If, during a marriage-based green card interview, both spouses are interviewed separately,
I’d like to know what happens if their answers to the USCIS examiner’s questions don’t match at the time of the interview.
If the couple’s answers don’t match, or it’s determined that they aren’t actually living together, the examiner may conclude they don’t recognize the marriage. What happens after that depends on how you respond, but if the marriage is genuine, you can still address it and respond further.