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I'm not so sure. For example, are partners not owed a visa or citizenship from that point of view? It seems like a cruel barrier if a citizen were to fall for t
by interloxia 1y ago
I'm not so sure. For example, are partners not owed a visa or citizenship from that point of view? It seems like a cruel barrier if a citizen were to fall for the wrong type of person.
- root_axis 1y agoHave there been changes to marriage visas?
- interloxia 1y agoChecks have become more stringent. The first few search results I clicked didn't indicate other changes/requirements. This was the first search result for me. https://www.visaverge.com/greencard/uscis-issues-green-card-update-for-married-couples-in-2025/ https://www.visaverge.com/greencard/uscis-issues-green-card-...
- anon291 1y agoAre they owed it? No of course not. Such a citizenship can be rejected for a number of reasons (national security, criminal background, etc). There is no natural right to citizenship the way there is for speech, personal property, life, etc.