"High fraud" and "Low fraud" countries.

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I think it matters these countries, once the culture is really different from American culture. But it has to keep a balance with the petitioner/beneficiary background, origin and social situation of each.

I'll give my example: my dad was German, my mom is Brazilian. I'm Jewish and I was raised inside of the community which is small in my area. I have completely different habits from a regular Cristian Brazilian family. I was married once to a Cristian Brazilian man. I had a huge culture and tradition problem. And I was born and raised inside of a group that I used to know all the people who were about to have same habits, traditions and religion. So, I decided to join (people bothered me a lot) a dating site to find people with the same family background as me.

So there I go... I wish I could find someone next to me who fits my expectations. It's not easy this immigration process. And on the top of it I'll give away a career in my country. I'm not mad or sad about it because I believe I can be fine in America. I'm doing it simply because I'm more than sure that these similarities that I found with my husband they are the great support for a happy family. And I can say that I found all of this and a very handsome, loving and caring man

We have to thing that this story is not unusual... So judge JUST about the economic/social of the country situation it's really unprofessional... To be honest... I think no one did already a list like this, because it's really difficult and a lot of things matters.