Q: question about a marriage green card.
I have an asylum case in the immigration court( my hearing date is in 2023) and I'm going to marry a USC. I'm wondering will immigration investigate marriage in my case? If so, they will usually investigate before the interview or after? But since my case is already in the immigration court, I assume that the only person who can approve my marriage green card is the immigration judge. Therefore, I don't think the USCIS officer will investigate. I don't worry about the investigation, but wanna know if I should be prepared to USCIS officers may visit our home. Thank you!
A: USCIS, not the immigration court, will examine the bona fide merits of your marriage to ensure it's a real and not a fake marriage. There are many different types of evidence they request and expect.
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If you plan to enter in a fraudulent marriage you may think it is not obvious but there are numerous signs that a marriage may not be genuine and authentic. Also, the USCIS agents are trained to flush out fabricated or fraudulent submissions for obvious reasons.
Since you are asking extremely sensitive legal issues it only makes sense to discuss your particular legal situation directly with a licensed immigration attorney remotely or by zoom.
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