MARRIAGE GREEN CARD: What Every Couple Should Know BEFORE Getting Married

Thinking about marrying a U.S. citizen? Before you say "I do," there are important immigration rules that could affect your future Green Card application. In this video, New York immigration attorney Marina Shepelsky explains what every international couple should know before getting married in the United States. Learn how marriage impacts your immigration case, what mistakes can lead to delays or denials, and how to prepare for a successful marriage-based Green Card application. In this video you'll learn: - When marriage can help your immigration case - Common mistakes couples make before filing - Documents you should keep from the beginning - How USCIS evaluates marriage-based Green Card cases - Red flags that may trigger additional scrutiny - Tips to prepare for the immigration interview - What to do before filing your paperwork Whether you're engaged, planning your wedding, or already married, this video will help you avoid costly immigration mistakes. Need legal immigration help? Call Shepelsky Law Group: +1 (718) 769-6352 (Mon–Fri, 9 AM – 5 PM NYC time) 📲 Book a consultation: https://shepelskylaw.cliogrow.com/book 🌐 Website: https://shepelskylaw.com/ 📌 Instagram: @shepelsky.attorney NO LEGAL ADVICE IS OFFERED IN THIS VIDEO OR IN THE COMMENTS. ★☆★ FOLLOW US ★☆★ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shepelsky.attorney/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarinaShepelskyLaw/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marinashepelsky #usimmigration #immigrationlawyer #greencard #usvisa #asylumusa #uscitizenship #immigrationhelp #deportation #uscis #immigrationnews #familyimmigration #marriagegreencard #workvisa #studentvisa #h1b #eb1 #eb2 #eb3 #vawa #tvisa #uvisa #workpermit #liveinusa #movetousa #studyinusa #jobsinusa #americanvisa #immigration2026 #vawa #vawalawyer #MarriageGreenCard #USImmigration #ImmigrationLawyer #GreenCard #MarriageVisa #USCitizen #USCIS #ImmigrationAttorney #FamilyImmigration #MarriageBasedGreenCard #Visa #USAImmigration #ImmigrationTips #GreenCardProcess #MarinaShepelsky