What happens if you provide false information to the US Immigration Service?

American immigration law explicitly prohibits false information and documents, which has serious consequences. At the same time, please note that each applicant clearly indicates in the form signed by the Immigration Bureau that signing is a commitment to the authenticity of the information provided, and perjury is subject to criminal responsibility. Even if an immigrant has been naturalized as a citizen, if his past false statements are found within a certain period of time, his citizenship can be revoked and he can be repatriated immediately. If the green card holder is found to have this situation, his green card can be cancelled and repatriated. If you are still applying for a green card, you will be refused entry. Anyone in any capacity can bear criminal responsibility.

Therefore, immigrant friends should pay attention to the consequences of immigration law when applying. Please leave a message if you have any questions.