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Applying for US citizenship in 2026? Immigration attorney John Khosravi reveals 5 critical mistakes that can get your N-400 application denied—or worse, lead to deportation. These issues are being scrutinized more heavily under the current administration. ⚠️ CRITICAL MISTAKES COVERED: ✅ 90-day residency rule after moving states ✅ Criminal history documentation requirements ✅ Tax filing and payment issues ✅ Immigration history review (green card validity) ✅ False claim to citizenship (I-9 forms & voter registration)

Should you get your green card while staying in the United States (adjustment of status) or go through your home country's embassy (consular processing)? The answer depends on your specific situation, and in 2026, under the Trump administration, both paths have significant risks and benefits.

Marriage green cards in 2026: 2-3 month approvals for adjustment of status (incredibly fast!) but with major new risks under the Trump administration.

A couple went to their marriage green card interview, thinking it would be simple. Instead, the husband was detained by ICE and is now fighting deportation. This could have been prevented. In this video, I break down exactly what went wrong in their case and the critical mistakes that led to detention - mistakes that 99% of people going through the immigration process don't even know about. ⚠️ CRITICAL ISSUES COVERED: - Why failing to update your address can lead to deportation - The A-number check most people skip (and why it matters) - How a previous marriage green card case can destroy your current one - The 204(c) fraud finding - and why it's nearly impossible to fix - What documents you MUST keep even after divorce - Why birth certificates and divorce decrees need careful review



In this episode, we cover a wide range of urgent immigration updates — from post-holiday policy reactions to concerns about AI vetting, green card reviews, ICE activity, and how these changes may impact your marriage-based immigration journey. We also break down strategies for Adjustment of Status, consular processing, travel risks, and maintaining valid status while planning your future in the U.S. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Laws change frequently. This episode is not intended as individual legal guidance. Always consult with an immigration attorney about your unique case.

Understanding the Public Charge Rule: How to Protect Your Immigration Case In this episode, we discuss the return of the public charge rule for U.S. embassy systems and its impact on Green Card cases. He delves into the rule's history, its subjective nature, and the factors influencing its enforcement, including financial stability, health, and employment prospects. Timestamp 00:00 Introduction and Importance of Public Charge Rule 00:46 Historical Background of the Public Charge Rule 01:49 Current Administration's Stance and Changes 02:20 Preparing for the Public Charge Rule 02:43 Factors Considered in Public Charge Determination 04:06 Practical Steps for Applicants 05:25 Conclusion and Resources

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Applying for a family member's green card can be stressful, and even small mistakes can cause years of delays or denials. In this video, immigration lawyer John Castropi breaks down the Top 3 Mistakes people make when filing Form I-130 family petitions, plus a bonus tip you can't afford to miss. From choosing the wrong process, missing critical documents, to failing to update USCIS on address changes, these errors can turn into costly disasters. Watch now to learn how to avoid them and keep your case on track.

We're excited to share a real immigration success story! A South Korean student turned H-1B worker just got their marriage green card approved in the U.S. through USCIS adjustment of status in only 4 months. In this video, we break down the entire marriage green card process, from preparing paperwork and marriage evidence to attending the USCIS interview. If you or your spouse are starting the marriage green card journey, this story offers clarity, hope, and practical tips to make your adjustment of status smoother. Perfect for couples navigating USCIS, marriage immigration, and the green card timeline.

How long does it take for a Mexican spouse to get a marriage green card? In this video, we will share a real case timeline for a U.S. citizen petitioning for their Mexican spouse in Ciudad Juarez, covering I-130 approval, NVC processing, interview wait times, and why most couples end up with IR-1 visas. Learn what to expect, how long it really takes, and how this process impacts families planning their future together.

If you're a U.S. citizen living abroad, your child may not automatically qualify for U.S. citizenship. In this video, we explain how the N-600K process allows children to gain citizenship through their grandparents' time in the U.S.

USCIS just released two major policy memos in August 2025 that change how good moral character is evaluated for U.S. citizenship applicants. These are the biggest updates in decades and they affect how cases are reviewed, what evidence is required, and how officers judge your community contributions, financial responsibility, and past mistakes. In this video, Immigration Lawyer John Kasabi explains: ✅ What the new memos mean for citizenship applicants ✅ Examples of “positive factors” USCIS is now requiring ✅ Why community service, taxes, and testimonial letters matter more than ever ✅ How these changes could affect your approval chances

Are you a Canadian in a relationship with an American and thinking about immigrating to the U.S.? In this video, Immigration Lawyer John Kasravi from JQK Law explains everything you need to know about the marriage green card process for Canadians.

Top 10 Reasons Your Marriage or Fiancé Green Card Could Be Denied

If you're applying for a marriage green card through adjustment of status in the U.S., this video breaks down the latest 2025 processing timelines. Immigration lawyer John Khosravi of JQK Law explains why newer cases are being approved faster, what delays older cases face, and how the visa bulletin affects spouses of green card holders. Whether you're adjusting status after a fiancé visa or filing as a married couple, this update will help you understand what to expect and how to avoid surprises.

Are you preparing for your naturalization interview? Don't leave your U.S. citizenship to chance. In this video, immigration attorney John Khosravi breaks down what really happens at the Form N-400 interview and how to avoid common mistakes that could delay or even ruin your case.

In this video, we share a real-life case study of a Mexican national who entered the U.S. on a visitor visa and later applied for a green card as the parent of a U.S. citizen. We walk through the timeline, legal issues, and important factors involved in these types of cases like showing there was no intent to immigrate at entry, understanding the 90-day rule, and navigating the adjustment of status process.
