Q: During the whole interview officer keept assuming a marriage fraud just to obtain green card and at the end told me have
I had obtained a full permanent g.card from citzen wife( first cousin) five years ago then divorced. And now recently went to naturalization interview and She was angry while assuming me a fraud marriage just to obtain green card and said i have to review your case again and you will be told via letter if further documents are required or you will get the date of oath. What you think could be an out come. Its been more than a month now.?
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A: This is why you should not try to handle your own immigration case. Immigration is a very complex area of law. It is a lot more than merely filling out forms. You need to retain an immigration attorney to handle all immigration proceedings. This prevents errors that can sometimes prove costly and may even be irreversible. You should always seek to obtain the best attorney that you can afford and not let geographic restrictions stand in the way. Some immigration attorneys will charge a consultation fee, however those that do so, will give full credit if you retain their law firm. Do not let geographic restrictions prevent you from obtaining the best possible attorney. Pick the best lawyer you can find and remember one rule: a good lawyer is generally never cheap, and a cheap lawyer is generally never good so don't choose based on price. Good luck.
Carl Shusterman agrees with this answer
A: It depends on whether the USCIS has any reason to believe that your previous marriage was not bona fide.
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