If you have an upcoming immigration interview, you're probably feeling a mix of excitement, hope, and nervousness. That's completely normal. For many people, this interview represents months—or even years—of waiting, paperwork, and planning for the future. My name is Judy. I am an attorney and have spent years attending hearings and helping individuals prepare for immigration interviews. During that time, I've seen interviews go very smoothly because applicants were well-prepared. I've also seen interviews become stressful because of simple misunderstandings, forgotten details, or inconsistencies that could have been identified beforehand. The good news is that many of these issues can be addressed before interview day. Please note: While I am an attorney, immigration interview preparation sessions are educational in nature and are not legal representation. Participating in a preparation session does not create an attorney-client relationship, and I am not acting...