Applying for a marriage-based green card is one of the most important—and stressful—processes for couples navigating the U.S. immigration system. The marriage interview is often the final step, where USCIS officers decide whether your relationship is genuine. 

But what happens if things don’t go as...

When applying for a marriage-based green card, one of the most important tasks is proving that your marriage is real and genuine — not entered into for immigration purposes. USCIS calls this a “bona fide marriage.” 

To convince immigration officers that your relationship is authentic, you’ll need t...

A marriage-based green card is one of the most common ways to obtain U.S. residency—but it’s also one of the most closely examined by USCIS. Officers are trained to detect signs of fraud, and even genuine couples can face denials if they make small but critical mistakes.  

This blog explains the mo...

When it comes to U.S. immigration, the marriage green card interview is one of the most important—and nerve-wracking—steps for couples. It’s the moment when a USCIS officer decides whether your marriage is real or just a relationship of convenience. 

As we move into 2025, there are new trends, offi...

If you and your spouse are preparing for your marriage green card interview, it’s completely normal to feel nervous. After months—or even years—of paperwork, waiting, and gathering documents, everything comes down to one meeting with a USCIS officer. 

This interview is your opportunity to prove tha...

When it comes to U.S. immigration, few moments are as important—or as nerve-wracking—as the marriage green card interview. This interview determines whether USCIS believes your marriage is real or a sham made for immigration benefits. It’s the final step before approval, and for many couples, it rep...