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Avoid These 5 Green Card MIstakes Before USCIS Denies You in 2026
In 2026, USCIS enforcement is no longer business as usual. Green card holders and applicants are facing a new level of scrutiny that many never anticipated. From long absences outside the United States to small filing errors, even lawful permanent residents are now at risk of denial, delays, or loss of status.

This Visa Scope report breaks down five critical green card mistakes USCIS is actively monitoring in 2026, based on real filing trends, policy enforcement shifts, and tighter vetting under President Trump’s current administration. These are not rumors or speculation. These are patterns already affecting cases nationwide.

Whether someone already holds a green card, is applying through adjustment of status, or is a conditional resident preparing for removal of conditions, this video explains what has changed, why it matters, and how to avoid irreversible mistakes.

If U.S. immigration status matters to you or your family, this update is essential viewing.

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