Many couples begin the permanent residence process by taking it too lightly. 

They get married.  They file an application for permanent residence.  They go to an interview. 

They think that’s it. 

In short, they believe that because getting a green card through a marriage is perhaps the easiest way to get a green card – coupled with the fact their marriage is legitimate - victory is guaranteed.

Wrong.

Sometimes the negative decision is based on a government miscue.

Can the decision be challenged?

Related Podcasts:

Episode 162: What's In The USCIS Green Card Checklist?

Episode 154: Two USCIS Warnings: NOIDS vs RFEs

Recommended Links For More Information:

What Happens If Your Marriage Green Card Is Denied By USCIS?

USCIS Motions to Reopen vs Motion to Reconsider: How To Win A Green Card After Denial