Moved to US, then switched job- need co-sponsor? (split)

[DeniseL 13]

4 hours ago, shytown said:

You mean, you had to prove your marriage extensively to USICS? Or to your lawyer so he could prepare your application with convincing evidence? 
I think all these hoops USCIS asks you to jump through are just there to limit the amount of people that elect to go through this process each year. There are no quotas for marriage-based greencards issued to spouses of USC's, but they generally aim to limit immigration. Expenses aside, it's also a confusing and emotionally draining process.

When I applied in Germany for a marriage-based Aufenthaltstitel it was fast and easy. I think I got it issued in like 2 or 3 weeks. They asked my husband to go into a short "interview" with me but it was really just a 5 min appointment to collect his signature. There was none of this medical checkup nonsense because everyone's got health insurance, no demand to demonstrate the validity of your marriage or anything. 

For both, he collected everything for the USCIS. And send it to them as well.

 

And yes, I understand why they are doing it and Germany could implement some of it. But its just ridicolous in some cases.