What do American marriage immigrants need to pay attention?

The precautions for American marriage immigrants are as follows:

1. If the applicant and the foreign spouse have been married for less than 2 years when the immigration department approves the green card, the foreign spouse will first receive a 2-year temporary green card (conditional green card). 90 days before the expiration of the 2-year period, the couple must submit a I-751 application to revoke the temporary conditions, and the foreign spouse will receive a permanent green card. This temporary green card is like a two-year inspection period. At this stage, USCIS will examine the couple's marriage to ensure that the marriage is not fraudulent, that is, the couple is not married for immigration purposes.

U.S. citizens and foreign spouses cannot marry for immigration purposes. Once they find out, the application will be rejected. If found after receiving a green card, the foreign spouse could be deported and permanently banned from the United States.

3. If the last marriage was a US green card obtained through marriage, it is best to submit a green card application for the new spouse five years after obtaining the green card, otherwise the whole application process will be very difficult. Unless you can provide very convincing documents that convince the immigration officer that both marriages are true, then you can try to apply.