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(Part 2 of 2 regarding divorces in Nevada for immigration purposes) Nevada has the shortest if not one of the shortest domiciliary requirement -- 6 weeks -- for a Court of Nevada to obtain jurisdiction over the party and to issue a divorce decree. The problem is that there are scam artists who sell the service of obtaining a Nevada divorce for a party without telling the party of the 6 weeks domiciliary requirement. The scam artist may use a fake Nevada address, a fake declaration, and other fake evidence to show the divorce or family court that the 6 weeks residence requirement is met. The divorce is then issued and the client goes on to marriage their new spouse. USCIS knows of this problem when they see a divorce from Nevada. They will always ask for proof of the person's residence in Nevada prior to obtaining the divorce decree or judgment. If you cannot prove your residence, and your case is dependent on the divorce, you will lose your case. A prior evaluation for anyone who has had a divorce is to find out if the client has met the domiciliary requirement before obtaining the divorce from a state, particularly if from Nevada. If you are facing a problem due to USCIS not recognizing your divorce from Nevada, please contact us for an evaluation. Click the link below to access our booking tool.