New standards are being rolled out that are designed to basically make it harder to immigrate to the US. The process to immigrate has always included a quite extensive vetting process, but these new measures are likely going to make it even harder.

This is likely to cause more delays, requests for evidence and denials.

  • Some of these measures haven’t been rolled out yet, but have certainly been discussed by the Trump Administration. Things that include
  • Travel ban on certain countries
  • Allowing search of your mobile phone records
  • Access to all your social media profiles (Which may include login information)
  • More grilling questions about your opinion of America, things like your religious and political beliefs, possibly.
  • Requiring you to produce many more years of work history or school history
  • Much stricter proof required for financial side (Affidavit of support) - i.e. more years of tax returns than previously

What can you do to prepare for it?

  • Be prepared to jump when they ask you to
  • Don’t post anything to social media that could be questionable
  • Go above and beyond with your proof of bona fide relationship - you want your case to be solid as a rock. If your case is sort of on the fence, or even slightly in doubt, it is likely to default to a denial.
  • Get started now, before all of these measures get made in writing and roll out officially.

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