Immigration Law Blog

Notice of Intent to Revoke After a Spouse Visa or Fiancé Visa Interview

By Greg Eisenberg / June 18, 2026 /

Receiving news that a visa case has been returned to USCIS after an embassy interview can be alarming. Many couples believe that once an I-130 petition for a spouse visa or an I-129F petition for a fiancé visa has been approved, the hardest part of the process is behind them. Unfortunately, that is not always…

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When a Mandamus Action May Help Move Your Case Forward

By Greg Eisenberg / June 11, 2026 /

Immigration processing times have grown significantly longer recently. Many couples, families, and individuals find themselves waiting months, or even years, for decisions on applications they submitted long ago. Some applicants attend their green card interview or naturalization interview and expect a decision shortly afterward, only to hear nothing for months. Others watch newer cases move…

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What Changed Under the May 2026 Policy?

By Greg Eisenberg / June 3, 2026 /

The May 21, 2026 adjustment of status policy change has created fear, confusion, and many important questions for immigrants and families across the United States. Adjustment of status is the process that allows certain people already inside the United States to apply for a green card without leaving the country. This process is often used…

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Fiancé Visa vs Spouse Visa

By Greg Eisenberg / May 22, 2026 /

For many international couples, one of the hardest parts of the immigration journey is deciding how to begin. A couple may be deeply in love and ready to build a future together, but choosing between a fiancé visa and a spouse visa can feel confusing and emotional. Some couples want the fastest path to reunite.…

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What Can You Do If Your Visa Was Paused After Your Interview?

By Greg Eisenberg / April 7, 2026 /

During a recent live immigration attorney chat, a question came in that reflects what many couples are going through right now. A visa had already reached the interview stage, everything was completed, and then the case was suddenly paused with no answers. This is more than frustrating. It impacts families in a very real way.…

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Are Green Cards Harder in 2026?

By Greg Eisenberg / April 2, 2026 /

Many couples are asking whether the marriage green card process has become more difficult in 2026. The short answer is yes. Recent policy changes and shifts in how immigration officers review cases have made the process more strict. Applications are being examined more closely, interviews are more detailed, and the risks of mistakes are higher.…

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Is It Safe to Travel While Waiting for a Marriage Green Card?

By Greg Eisenberg / March 27, 2026 /

Immigration officers at airports. Suddenly, something simple feels uncertain. For couples going through the marriage green card process, even domestic travel can raise important questions. Is it safe to travel right now? Could something go wrong? Understanding the risks and knowing your rights can bring clarity during an already emotional journey.     When Domestic…

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I-864 Affidavit of Support Mistakes to Avoid

By Greg Eisenberg / March 19, 2026 /

The I-864 affidavit of support is one of the most important parts of a marriage green card process. It can seem straightforward at first, but small misunderstandings can lead to long delays. Many couples face setbacks simply because they were not aware of how detailed this form truly is. Understanding the most common mistakes can…

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Spouse Visa Processing Time in 2026

By Greg Eisenberg / February 27, 2026 /

The spouse visa process in 2026 is taking longer than many couples expect. While some stages are moving faster than before, the full timeline from start to finish can still average around 24 months depending on the country. Understanding each step of the marriage green card process is important so couples can plan ahead. From…

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K-1 Fiancé Visa Wait Time in 2026

By Greg Eisenberg / February 25, 2026 /

They had counted the months on their fingers. First the engagement. Then the paperwork. Then the hope that they would finally be together in the United States. But as the weeks turned into months, the waiting began to feel heavy. Many couples starting the K-1 fiancé visa process expect it to move quickly. In reality,…

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