NOTICE: Immigrare does not keep your interview answers, nor your report. You should prepare what you need ahead of time, before paying our fee and starting analysis. You should also be prepared to use your computer functions to print or save or copy the report immediately, when it appears.

The Immigrare interview asks questions about citizenship country, birth date and country of birth, naturalization date, visa type or admission code, visa extensions, previous visits to the United States (including entry and departure dates) and immigration status during those visits.

It also asks for information regarding any crimes in American jurisdictions (including crime commission dates, court conviction dates, and sentence incarceration terms, if any).

What you need, summarized:

All U.S. entry and exit dates Immigration status at entry Conviction records Green card information

Passport information Birth information Citizenship information Naturalization information

Before starting the interview, you may wish to learn more about Immigrare.

Once you are ready to take the interview, go to our "start analysis" page.