Updated forms, higher fees, and extensive verification of marriages require careful preparation to avoid delays and denials.

Fees for the marriage green card application process has been hiked but that does not in any way mean that the waiting period ...

The USCIS has revised the marriage-based green card process, leading to increased fees, longer processing times, and stricter ...

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently implemented significant changes to the marriage-based green card application process. These adjustments, which include ...

The US is cracking down on immigration-related fraud by increasing scrutiny of spouses of US citizens or newly-weds who are ...

Changes to the green card marriage process suggest that all areas of the immigration system could be subject to reform and may continue to change in coming weeks. President Donald Trump delivers ...

Marrying a US citizen or green card holder is no longer a smooth sailing one-way ride to the American dream for immigrants.

President Donald Trump's administration has revised the green card application process for married couples, introducing updated forms, marriage interviews, and increased financial disclosures.

Green Card applicants brace for rigorous in-person marriage interviews Another major shift was the reinstatement of mandatory in-person marriage interviews for couples applying for green cards. Under ...

In 2025, applicants should brace for extended wait times for marriage-based green card applications. Factors contributing to these delays include: Increased Biometrics Appointments: Applicants are ...