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As of Jan. 1, 2026, U.S. marriage-based green card applications face stricter scrutiny, requiring proof of genuine, cohabiting relationships.
As of January 1, 2026, marriage-based green card applications in the U.S. face significantly stricter scrutiny, with USCIS intensifying efforts to verify genuine relationships.
Cohabitation is now a critical factor, and couples living apart—regardless of reason—face higher risks of denial or investigation.
Applications are subject to more rigorous reviews, increased Requests for Evidence, and longer processing times, reflecting broader immigration tightening.
While marriage to a U.S. citizen remains an eligibility path, approval is no longer guaranteed, requiring strong proof of a real, ongoing relationship.
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A partir del 1 de enero de 2026, las solicitudes de tarjeta verde basadas en el matrimonio de los Estados Unidos se enfrentan a un escrutinio más estricto, que requiere prueba de relaciones genuinas y de convivencia.