20 Immigration Mistakes That Can Derail Your Case—and How to Avoid Them: Part 2 of 2Mistake #11: Working Without Understanding Whether You Are AuthorizedMistake #12: Treating A Marriage-Based Case As “Just Paperwork”Mistake #13: Waiting Too Long To Preserve EvidenceMistake #14: Treating An Rfe Or Noid As A Routine Request For More DocumentsMistake #15: Assuming A Criminal Case Has No Immigration Consequences Because It Was “Minor”Mistake #16: Missing An Immigration Court HearingMistake #17: Assuming An Approved Petition Means The Entire Immigration Process Is FinishedMistake #18: Using Social Media Without Considering That Government Screening May Include Your Online PresenceMistake #19: Choosing An Immigration Strategy Based Only On Which Application Seems Fastest Or EasiestMistake #20: Assuming That Nothing Can Be Done After Something Goes Wrong
