Green card marriage

posted in by admin on June 29th, 2010

Green card marriage
Green Card marriages are more common than people think. When someone is married to a U.S. citizen, whether the non U.S. citizen resides in the United States or not, they are eligible to apply for legal permanent U.S. residence or citizenship. However, several requirements must be met as illegal Green Card marriages are at an all time high. When dealing with migratory issues, due to the legality of the matter, it is always highly advisable to seek advice and perhaps even hire an immigration attorney. The fact is that a U.S. citizen can actually request a Green Card for their fianc or fiance. However, a permanent resident cannot and must either wait to marry their partner, or obtain their own citizenship in order to help them with their Green Card. A Green Card marriage is not advisable if it is done for the sole purpose of obtaining a Green Card. This is not only illegal put punishable by law with very expensive fines and or even jail sentence. A person that is applying for a Green Card via their marriage to a U.S. Citizen, better be prepared to meet all the requirements necessary and go through an extensive interview, which is performed by an immigration officer, who may chose to be or not be very friendly. When attending a Green Card marriage interview, both spouses should take a matching set of house keys and be ready to answer many question. These will vary from life as a married couple, to personal individual questions, to family and things from the past. If fraud is suspected or detected during a Green Card marriage interview, the couple will have to meet with the fraud department, where each will be extensively interviewed in separate rooms. Be prepared to answer questions such as what things you and your spouse have in common, and if any tattoos or body marks and where? Who sleeps on what side of the bed and who made that decision and why? The list goes on, from very simple questions, to very private and perhaps even embarrassing questions. Keeping your cool is key to a successful interview. When there is a suspicion of Green Card marriage fraud, couples may be pressured to a confession and or may be even given a document to sign, which declares that the marriage is a fraud. Legitimate married couples should never sign such documents or allow any type of pressure to intimidate them. If a document of this sort is asked to be signed, and your marriage is a legal bon-a-fide marriage, not a “Green Card Marriage,” you have the right to ask them to stop and re-schedule a meeting with them at another time with your attorney present!

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