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Fear of Fake Marriages Making Permanent Green Cards Difficult to Obtain
By Heather L. Poole, Attorney at Law

The quickie green card marriage may not be so easy anymore. CIS is limiting green card issuance that can directly impact the immigrant and his or her sponsor's future. Even if an immigrant is married to a U.S. citizen, if the marriage is less than two years old at the time the green card interview (adjustment of status interview) takes place, U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services ("CIS", previously known as INS) will only grant the immigrant a two year green card.

This "conditional green card" will terminate in two years if the couple cannot prove that they are still living together as husband and wife. This requirement was created in 19...
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