Several key informants working in the field of intervention are increasingly faced with immigrant women in Montréal affected by forced marriage. From an intersectional theoretical framework and in light of empirical, data this article proposes to distinguish clues that suggest a potential “danger” linked to forced marriage as well as a risk of being forced to marry and to possibly identify them. These situations should lead to the development of an intercultural intervention model for women in the grips of a complex and multidimensional phenomenon.