90 Day Fiancé’s Sophie Sierra Gives Stunning Green Card Update After Announcing Life-Changing Decision About Moving To London

90 Day: The Last Resort star Sophie Sierra is revealing if she will get deported amid her split with Rob Warne after she announced she would move to London. Sophie was living in a fancy apartment in the UK before she relocated to America to marry Rob from Los Angeles. Sophie had met Rob on Instagram and dated him long-distance during which Rob “online cheated” on Sophie. Sophie did get married to Rob and even left him in a few months. However, Sophie didn’t want to divorce Rob since she started liking the life she’d built for herself in America.

Sophie has now revealed details about her future in America while promoting a visa assistance service on her Instagram. Interestingly, the video that Sophie posted on her Stories has now been deleted. Sophie used to work as an influencer before she joined 90 Day Fiancé and that’s one of how she makes money now. She reposted the Reel she filmed Consulta Immigration. Sophie said, “About the green card process, which I know I did it but obviously I’m not a lawyer.” She added that she used a “company which is a tech-based company called Consulta.”

“They’ve helped over 100 families immigrate to the U.S. already and have a 24-hour turnaround.”

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In her testimonial, Sophie added that she didn’t even have to leave her house and did the whole process from home. She continued, “They do all types of cases, you know, like marriage-based visas like mine, citizenship, all that type of things.” Sophie mentioned that if fans were interested in doing the green card process, they could contact the company for a free consultation. “Hopefully, it’ll help you like it helped me because I had no idea what I was doing when I was trying to send mine off,” Sophie said in the Reel.