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US tightens law regulating international marriage agencies

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The United States administration has established a new regulatory procedure governing international marriage agencies. The measure is designed to prevent the exploitation of immigrants and combat fraud by international matchmaking intermediaries that charge fees for dating, partner search, and matchmaking services between citizens.

The updated law introduces stricter oversight for these commercial entities, addressing vulnerabilities within the matchmaking industry. By targeting intermediaries who facilitate introductions and relationships for a fee, the regulatory changes aim to increase accountability and protect participants from deceptive practices and potential abuse.

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Read the full story at the source Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) · DO
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