American immigration application is untrue, is the consequence serious?

Many women have married to America. When they applied to immigrate to the United States, many people were reminded: "If there are untrue statements in the immigration application, the consequences will be very serious!"

It turns out that with more and more friends immigrating to the United States, the examination by the Immigration Bureau is becoming more and more severe. Recently, the Immigration Bureau even has the tendency of "settling accounts after the autumn", examining whether the applicant has declared false information, and if so, rejecting the green card application on the grounds that the applicant has violated the immigration law!

There are allegations of fraud or false statements in American immigration law. Offenders are not allowed to enter the country, including immigrants, unless the exemption application is approved.

Don't think that only serious fraud will violate the immigration law-in fact, just dishonesty or lying is enough to violate the law.

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