The Problems With Nigerian Marriage Green Card Cases!

[@OlutunfeseDayo]

Jim, you apologized a lot in this video. I don't think that much apology was necessary. I am Nigerian and have followed your work for years and I haven't noticed any kind of bias from you or from the people who work with you. Keep up the good work.👍🏾

[@lindih111]

I thought the same.

[@tholiwaka]

I don’t blame him for apologizing the way he did but not everyone looks at it the way you do. People nowadays have become so iffy he might say something so trivial & oh he’s offended me. So he’s ok in my books.

[@oladimejip.aramide7342]

Better "sorry" than sorry.

[@cleavey2]

The sorry was to avoid offending anyone from Nigeria because the video was country specific. Try not to be offended because he is trying to bring out facts base on specific patterns, In his work experience.

[@robertadinolfi4217]

Documents such as divorce decrees from Nigeria are scrutinized and present difficulties as to authentication.

[@oluwarantiadeyemo1308]

Thank you so much for this important advice. Hopefully people will now understand that things have to be done according to the rules of law. Sir, you don't need to apologise. You are doing your job accordingly. Thank you, Sir.

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Thank you for watching and for your kind words.

[@abiodunekundayo7526]

This is correct, my case has been pending for 28 months now despite my real marriage, bought house with my wife and file our tax return together. yet nothing has been done

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Thank you for sharing. If you need to ask Jim a question regarding your case, you can join him live during his Immigration Answers Show at 12 pm CDT today.

[@elisereeder4248]

Yes, it is. My husband, who's Nigerian, finally got his interview Sept 2023 after 4 years of trying . He's now in Administrative processing as they do most cases. He's spoken with an agent twice and they tell him they've escalated the case bcz its no reason for it to be in AP and ask him to wait on an email. Of course, We've been waiting since.

[@patriciamugo5444]

This is so educative and prepares them to be armed with evidence to shame the suspicious USCIS LoL Thanks Jim for this explainer

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Thanks for watching!

[@sherahm.inspires9969]

Wooow u r such a genuine human being the apology humbling ❤ from KENYA

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

♥️ Thank you!

[@naenaeb1737]

Yes! Beware of so-called 'agents'

[@Noble-light01]

As a Nigerian with Dual citizenship I worked hard to get another first world passport and I can tell you that, you are $100 percent correct with discrimination when it comes to Nigerians and Nigerian passports, it happens all over the world, including first world countries.

[@DiMuntutv]

Hi Brother.but why only Nigerian?is there anything you need to do or change?

[@tochukwuejim2450]

Una too dey talk, which one be another first world passport ote

[@handsonlabssoftwareacademy594]

Most couples who r really serious about marriage come to Nigeria ro settle for a while before venturing out ro rhw embassy foe change od residence status.

[@gustavoalmeida8344]

Jim spent all the video apologizing 😂😂😂 we love you Jim 🥰 don’t worry, the video is NECESSARY

[@ThatsEunice]

I moved to USA when I was 5 from Nigeria. My sibling filed for an adjustment of status for me in my early 20’s. They didn’t approve it until my late 30’s. I rejected the approval and left America. I never plan on going back or getting my green card. I wasted my years waiting for that status. If I could do it all over, I would have left America in my early 20’s. Being undocumented created fear, insecurity and paranoia. I will never let the idea of a country have that hold on me again. There’s no such thing as the American dream. You can dream in any country. Even here in Nigeria, they call me Americana and it pisses me off.

[@alfapaul5593]

I understand your feeling and it’s even worse in European countries though they will not allow you to stay until you are 20yrs old before they return you back to your country. Imagine a 5yrs old being terrified in such manner yet they claimed to care for kids.

[@sherahm.inspires9969]

❤from KENYA well summarised . This is why we want our current corrupt president and his team out we have legit dreams . Our country wonderful .

[@gustavoalmeida8344]

Are you blaming the US ? Should have left the day you were an adult and not blame anyone for living without proper status !

[@alfapaul5593]

Yes what you are saying is true about Nigerian men and the reason why Nigeria cases are more than the rest of Africans countries is because of their large population. Nigeria send more immigrants to the USA than any other African countries. Having said the above it’s very important to know that cases like that of Nigerians are also high among the east European countries like Ukraine even before the war going on that country today.

[@mariavilafadhel4330]

USCIS should scrutinize Venezuelans just as much.

[@richevericheve5156]

yes true i had no idea the discrimination nigerians get ,i am in another country and my man is nigerian and younger and this is reason for the abuse i get from any so call agency that we need to do anything ,let alone him coming to visit which is near impossible and so maddening ,people should be judged o0n what they did not a whole nation ,look at all the crap that happens in other countries like usa and yet they can go anywhere what total bullcrap of a world

[@Dorothy8631]

If it’s happening over and over again from one country, what do you expect? They’re known for fraud marriages and there are evidences to that. The things happening in the US stays there, they don’t carry it to other countries. It’s their country and their rules. If you can’t abide by them, stay in your country. Immigration is a privilege and not a right.

[@mobilemachine1578]

Damn! Almost half of this informative video is spent apologizing and issuing a disclaimer because overly-sensitive and dishonest people will be in their feelings and start crying about discrimination or rac*ism. I'm also from West Africa and this was almost painful to watch. The world must start doing better. Thanks for the video by the way.

[@mynameisnotimportant2854]

He’s being politically correct 😂😂😂

[@BFETile]

First 2:26 min is apology 😂😂😂. Just fast forward

[@kikelomowilliams1593]

Thank you so much for this explanation. It's really empowering. GOD bless you

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Thank you for watching and for your kind words!

[@sisterkamilah4373]

You helped me file a mandamus lawsuit for my ex Nigerian husband. When he got to America he ran off after 9 months. I spent so much money to bring him here and ended up getting scammed. I hope he doesn’t get citizenship.

[@SCIENCE-GH]

Sorry about that, I hope so too. Much love and hope for better future 🥲

[@yin81]

Great video Jim, I’m sure many are educated

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Thanks for watching, my friend!

[@mercedesechevarria8952]

Thank you Jim🙏🏾

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Thanks for watching, my friend!

[@ejumoh1791]

👏🏿 well explained

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cleavey2]

This is very educational

[@fredmjohnson183]

Good updates

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Thank you for watching!

[@thecongo8505]

You are on point bro

[@mucholangs]

Nigeria is a country with a massive population. A tribe called FULANI is currently kidnapping for ransom, killing farmers, and destroying their farms. This has driven a lot of farmers away from farming. That in turn has led to a huge food scarcity and inflation. High cost of food is forcing so many Nigerians to look for greener pastures abroad, and a good number end up in the USA. This situation will only get worse, because things are getting worse in Nigeria. Obama is partly to blame. When ISIS/ISWAP came to Nigeria, Obama refused to sell war helicopters to Nigeria for fighting the Fulani terrorist groups. That allowed the terrorists to become established in Nigeria. Today, one way the USA could help stem the flow of Nigerians into the US is to help fight ISIS in Nigeria. When Trump drove them out of the middle east, they all fled to Nigeria.

[@zikaden6549]

Hi Jim, I have a few questions based on your experience: 1) how long does it take for a US citizen to process immigrant visas for their overseas spouse living in Nigeria to come join them here? 2) Is it an easier process if the US citizen petitioning for the overseas spouse is also Nigerian by birth, i.e. dual citizenship (Nigerian-American)?

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hi! You can participate in Jim’s KZbin live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is today, June 27th at 12 pm CDT. streamyard.com/zdy83j4zzg

[@ritahkemi6230]

Hi mr jim i just came into the USA in February 2024 and received my permanent resident card, i have lived in the USA for 5months, I’ve been married to my husband who is a citizen for 3years and 6months, can i apply for citizenship even if I’ve just lived here for 5months?

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hello, thank you for your question. You can participate in Jim’s KZbin live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. Text SHOW to 314-470-3300 for new show updates & link for the waiting room. This week, Mr. Jim will be doing pop up show so subscribing to the channel and receiving a text will let you know when the show is on live.

[@Livlongs]

How long can cases "sit" before USCIS make final decision?

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

A long long time

[@VivianeSilva-u5v]

My question is : can my nephew born in uk have a usa citizenship he is 10 years now . Her mom is american born in Chicago, moved to Europe when she was 7 her parents are portuguese . father of the kid portuguese citizenship . Hi my brother live in uk with her wife ( they marrid 11 years ago before my nephew borned , she born in USA has a usa passaport but move to Europe when she was 7 years old now she is 29 ) . We can start the process at the consulate , in England ? Thanks

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hi! You can participate in Jim’s KZbin live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is on today at 2 PM CST.

[@happinesswatts]

I am in half watching the video, and it's app poly upon apology. Please just do the video

[@domeland2835]

I have a woman I’m interested in marrying. Any tips? I’m a US citizen

[@JamesEke-rr5sc]

Hi boss, when can i apply for k1 visa for my fiance we just got engaged 💍 long . But haven't known each other for more than a year.

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hi! You can participate in Jim’s KZbin live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is tomorrow at 10:30 am CDT. Text SHOW to 314-470-3300 for new show updates & link for the waiting room.

[@acetorres8787]

What if your marrying a Nigerian women with an MD?

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hi, if you’d like to clarify any questions, join the Immigration Answers Show today at 11 AM CDT.

[@christopheruche9328]

How do I reach out to you Jim

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hi! You can participate in Jim’s KZbin live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. Text SHOW to 314-470-3300 for new show updates & link for the waiting room. You can also contact us via email [e-mail] or call [phone].

[@victoribegbu]

Please i824 how long will takes to get approved

[@crissoa]

A year. Make sure it is signed otherwise you’ll be denied.

[@anitahajj314]

What about the middle east people

[@alfapaul5593]

Which mid eastern countries are you talking about ? Are you talking about the middle eastern countries that are part the African continent or those in the gulf who just visited and returned to their countries. Even when you combine the fraudulent cases from all middle eastern countries with that of Nigeria, Nigeria will still have higher cases compared to those countries.

[@richardazubuike6205]

What if a man was married traditionally, and divorced without going on to the customary court. On the interview day he is asked and he said he didn’t divorce in court. Now they want a divorce decree, also, their messages over the past 2 years which. Either the spouse and the beneficiary can’t lay a finger to at the time of the interview. What should the beneficiary do

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hi! You can participate in Jim’s KZbin live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is today, June 27th at 12 pm CDT.

[@nursetinalouise]

Married traditionally without legal registration isn’t legal marriage. “Divorcing” by paying back a bride price is not a legal divorce.

[@richardazubuike6205]

@@nursetinalouise so how am I to go about this and also, I made the consular know my wife was aware of this and the consuls request chat within that period to validate my what I claim. I had my phone stolen and my wife have changed so many phone numbers without having those chats of our previous years of start up available. What can I do

[@richardazubuike6205]

@@nursetinalouise so how am I to go about this and also, I made the consular know my wife was aware of this and the consuls request chat within that period to validate my what I claim. I had my phone stolen and my wife have changed so many phone numbers without having those chats of our previous years of start up available. What can I do

[@Zaramoku]

You asked a Nigerian-mentality based question, which is why Nigerians attract negative attention to themselves. How you do things in Nigeria is irrelevant to what USCIS demands of you. What you described is neither a valid marriage nor a valid divorce, if you presented it to USCIS, you would have no success because it has no validity -- this is a Nigerian mentality of trying to circumvent the law or policy with nonsensicality, it doesn't work here. Dealing with immigration or obtaining visa from the American Embassy is easy, just pay attention to what they ask of you, comply strictly to it, and you will obtain a positive result easily. Going corner-corner and wuru-wuru is why most of you get into trouble.

[@SamuelDwumfour-sz6hm]

How do I contact you.

[@HackingImmigrationLawLLC]

Hi Samuel. If you have any immigration questions, you can join Jim’s live Immigration Answers Show and ask him directly. You can also contact us via email [e-mail] or call [phone]. Please reach out with your details & one of our team members will let you know if we can help you with your case.

[@stevenroshni1228]

You have nothing to apologize for, you didn't create the problem nor did you come up with this this solution. USCIS has been getting complains for decades from US citizen women that their Nigerian husband hid a second family whom he considered his "real wife". His plan was to get the marriage green card, divorce his US citizen spouse and bring his Nigerian spouse here to the US. The US citizen spouse finds the commutations, or one day they get into an argument and he says "I never loved you" and tells her about his other family.

[@Livlongs]

Case sitting 4 years due to Nigerian divorce decree...yeah its fake.

[@ella5442]

Jim, getting a passport from my country is so hard here at the embassy in DC. They say a lot of Nigerians have tried to get passports from my country in Southern Africa, so getting my passport was a horrible ordeal. I had to go to DC in person and SPEAK my mother language to prove I was born in my country. They specifically told me they had Nigerians making fraudulent passports using our country. It was a bad experience that took over 9 months!! I paid for hotel, flights and on top of it all, I got stranded in DC because of a hurricane. It’s not just USA putting in these precautions and I’m not saying it’s right. No need to apologize, we know where you stand. Thank you for all you do!

[@lolaadesina5362]

You are trying to blame the inefficiency of your country's embassy on Nigerians? You're ridiculous

[@luxchromatix7687]

Very Apologetic... however the Ghana 🇬🇭 Embassy is backlogged due to cases from Nigerians and their Citizens are negatively impacted now as well. And if Michael of 90 Day Fiance got to the USA 🇺🇸 after 7 years of trying... there is hope 😂

[@megaconstans2425]

7 years? That’s long enough to become a medical doctor, American visa is not ticket to heaven.

[@luxchromatix7687]

@@megaconstans2425 🤣🤣 if you watch 90 Day Fiance you would get the joke.

[@desola-O]

@@megaconstans2425😂😂😂😂

[@lawyerhenryjones450]

In your mind, do you think Ghana is considered a good nation when it comes to USCIS cases?

[@moniladephilips7439]

Negatively impacted how? Nigeria has nothing to do with you. If you are good, you are good? Nigerians are the best and the most brilliant people all over the world. Nigeria may have some bad eggs which can found everywhere including your Ghana. Why did the presenter focus on Nigeria, it is just to get more viewers.

[@mynameisnotimportant2854]

Immigration lawyer is being pc 😂😂😂😂

[@kaluidika5534]

Dear me ! You spent waayyyyy too much time (at the beginning of the video) almost apologizing in advance to those who could be offended by what you were about to say. That was unnecessary - 2 sentences should have been enough. And yes, I am Nigerian.

[@TuneinR]

First impression is irretrievable. Sorry if you are from Nigeria.

[@olilumgbalu5653]

Why do Americans, with their stolen land(s) and history of slavery/Jim Crowe/lynchings/endless wars against innocent defenseless countries, have a positive first impression?

[@Alifrom-Texas]

So what is wrong if some cases are taking more time and been investigated more.... is there any other country which is a successful country and has very easy immigration laws? the answer is NO. Any one in immigration cases must be very thankful that there case is in progress and there is a chance to Stay in this great country. Be thankful if not go back to your home country.... remember you left your country in the first place because your country was not worth living in to !

[@lawyerhenryjones450]

If you have nothing to say, please keep quiet.

[@Fabnurseife]

Can you leave Nigeria alone sir. You have been pandering this for years. Wny not choose another country for your content. Jeezee.