Legal Question in Immigration Law in Michigan

If you are a non-muslim USA citizen and your fiance is a muslim student from Jordan, therefore, there are clear cultural and religious differences, then yes, it's possible that this marriage will be subject to a higher scrutiny by the Department of Homeland Security.

You will benefit from consulting a knowledgeable immigration lawyer and possibly even retaining one to assist you with the applications, paperwork, green card, etc.

After marriage to you, a US citizen, he will have an option to apply for a green card through a process known as 'adjustment of status'. If and when approved, he will become a lawful permanent resident of the USA, which means he can live and go to school and work in USA.

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Hi,

The marriage as a practical matter may be subject to higher scrutiny, but as long as it is a bonafide marriage it should be OK. All sponsorship paperwork such as petition for alien relative, adjustment of status application, employment authorization and advance parole document applications, etc. can be filed concurrently, and your husband (when you are married) will be able to adjust status in the U.S. without having to depart the U.S.

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