While U.S. immigration law does not require married couples to reside together, separate residences during the green card process can significantly complicate adjudication.
Overview In a significant shift in immigration policy, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced enhanced scrutiny of marriage-based green card applications, particularly those filed by foreign nationals married to U.S. citizens. The new framework places increased emphasis on fraud prevention, evidentiary compliance, and post-adjudication monitoring of conditional lawful permanent resident (LPR) cases.
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