Marriage Green Cards Under Trump Essential Changes Spouses Can't Ignore

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🚨 URGENT WARNING: Marriage Green Card Rules Have Changed Under Trump — What Every Spouse MUST Know in 2025

The stakes for marriage-based green cards are now higher than most couples realize. Processing times have DOUBLED. Denial rates for unprepared applications have TRIPLED. And the rules you researched six months ago? They no longer apply.

In this video, I reveal the essential changes that immigration attorneys are warning their clients about RIGHT NOW — before it's too late.

📌 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO:

✅ The 5 critical changes to marriage green card processing under Trump
✅ Why Request for Evidence (RFE) notices have increased by 40%
✅ New documentation requirements that catch couples off guard
✅ Interview tactics USCIS is now using to test your relationship
✅ The "public charge" rule changes affecting financial requirements
✅ How to protect your application from unnecessary denial
✅ What prepared couples are doing differently to get APPROVED

🔔 WHY THIS MATTERS NOW:

• I-130 and I-485 applications are under unprecedented scrutiny
• Cases that took 6 months now take 18-24 months
• Couples are being separated due to avoidable mistakes
• New policies apply RETROACTIVELY to pending cases
• The window for proper preparation is closing


🎯 WHO THIS VIDEO IS FOR:

• U.S. citizens married to foreign nationals
• Green card holders sponsoring spouses
• Couples with pending marriage green card applications
• Anyone planning to apply for spousal immigration benefits
• Immigration professionals seeking policy updates

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⚖️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER:

This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is formed by watching this content. Immigration law is complex and varies by individual circumstances. Always consult with a qualified immigration attorney before making decisions about your case. The information presented reflects conditions at the time of recording and may change without notice.