Can an illegal (alien) immigrant marry a permanent resident?
yes you can i married a french woman that was here illegally just got the the justice of the peace with ids his passport etc marry as soon as possible than file for the green card you need no lawyers. the immigration will pay you a visit you need stuff like bills in both you're names. they will even ask what side of the bed he sleeps on and you sleep on. they inspect the house. once this is done the temp green card comes in the mail in about a month. the same day you go to immigration with the marriage certificate they will stamp his passport with a working visa wait 6 weeks for the green card. remember fill out the papers you're self no need for a lawyer it a pain but its cheaper you do have to see a judge to there is alot to it but it don't take that long. i brought her here on a tourist visa than when it ran out i married her. i also brought her mom dad brother and dog here...this was after she took her citizenship exam and we both became sponsors
Petitioning for alien spouse Form I-130?
In the process to petition for alien spouse. So far I have His Birth Certificate and mine as well, marriage certificate from jamaica, copy western union money transfer receipts for ongoing martial union, wedding pictures, call and text records, sending minutes to his phone,proof all visits to jamaica by showing all pages of both US passports, and g-325a for the each of us with passport picture. I would like to know if that's good enough proof of our relationship. In addition, I am a dependent on my mother's tax returns. I am a full time nursing student. Could I combine her income with mine for the affadavit of support I-864 and also get a joint sponsor so it does not delay his visa any further. I do not want my husband to be turned down, I really want him to come here to join me here in USA.
Permanent Resident marry a girl with visitor visa?
Once you marry, you can file an immigrant visa petition for her, but as you seem to know, it will take 5 years from the time it is filed before it becomes valid for use. During that time, she would not receive any immigration benefits from it, and would not be able to stay in the US, unless she found some other status. If she did stay, she would become illegal,which would make it very difficult to benefit from your petition after it became valid. So, she would have to return. If you become a US citizen before the petition becomes valid, it would be upgraded to an immediate relative petition and it would be valid immediately. But, you need to tell USCIS if that happens because they won't go look for it unless you tell them to.
Can a green card holder take his spouse to the USA with a tourist visa?
Well theoretically it's possible however there are some things that I think could be an issue. One of them is that although your spouse will have a valid B1/B2 visa(tourist visa) for a certain number of years depending on the citizenship status of your spouse, your spouse will only be allowed to stay for upto 6 months at a time by Customs and Border Protection (CBP). So let's say that your spouse is an Indian citizen. They apply for a tourist visa. They are approved. Indian citizens get a valid visa for 10 years. In most cases they're multiple entry visas so in 10 years your spouse can come as many times as they want. But each time they land in USA they are given permission to stay for a maximum of 6 months only. This means that even though your spouse has a valid 10 years visa they have to leave the US after the 6 months are over. I have heard of cases where people were given less than 6 months so don't expect to be allowed for 6 months everytime.Also keep in mind that there's a chance for the tourist visa to get rejected by the embassy if sufficient proof isn't provided that your spouse intends to return from US after their purpose for the visit is over.Also I think it's better to file an immigration petition with the USCIS under the preference category of F2A. From the cases I have seen among my friends it usually takes approximately 3 years from filing the form I-130 to the spouse legally becoming a permanent resident of USA.TL:DR it is possible but it's easier to file an immigration petition with USCIS.
Joining the Air Force with an illegal alien spouse?
If you are serious about this, and not just some stupid troll trying to stir people up... you need to explain to her the importance that she return to Mexico and legally apply to be here. She needs a green card - period. When you begin the enlistment process they will do a background check on you. That background check also extends to your prospective wife, and as soon as she pops "Illegal" two things will happen: first - ICE will come arrest her and once deported she can never apply for a green card. Second - Her being illegal will kill any chance of you getting a security clearance. No clearance - no service. Save yourself the pain and hassle, have her return to Mexico, go through the green card process, return, get married and she can go with you, where ever Uncle Sam wishes you to serve, plus she gets all the benefits a dependent (legal dependent) is entitled to. Good luck and best wishes.
How long will it take to bring my wife over from the Philippines on a green card?
Actually, you are bringing your wife over on a Spouse Visa. She will get the green card after she arrives in the US on the spouse visa.Your answer depends on a few questions.First Question: Are you a US citizen or a Legal Permanent Resident of the US? If you are a US Citizen then your spouse falls into the 1st visa preference. If you are a Legal Permanent Resident, then your spouse falls into the 2nd visa preference.If you are a Legal Permanent Resident, then it usually takes about 2 years to get her visa.If you are a US Citizen, then I have another question for you. Are you currently living in the United States or have you been living with your spouse as an expat in the Philippines for more than 6 months?For those Petitioners that live in the United States, you apply for a Spouse Visa using an I-130, Petition for Alien Fiance. Your process includes three phases: (1) USCIS processing, (2) National Visa Center processing, and (3) consular processing at Manila in the Philippines. The processing times at each stage are somewhat unpredictable. However, the whole process is currently averaging 11 - 13 months from application submission to visa in hand. That is barring any complications in the process.For those Petitioners that live in the Philippines, you can file your I-130, Petition for Alien Fiance directly with the US Embassy Manila by a process called Direct Consular Filing DCF. See this post for information on DCF Philippines. There are two phases here including the DCF Philippines USCIS Phase and DCF Philippines Embassy Phase. This process is much shorter at about 3 - 4 months without any complications. However, you must live in the Philippines for more than 6 months to do this.Home - LoveVisaLife
Does a petition of a Us citizen parent to an adult son die when the us citizen parent die? Parent is fr. Phil.
I am a green card holder who petitioned my son last April, 2001. I am now eligible to appy for US citizenship. When I apply and I get my citizenship certificate, when the priority date of my son comes, I know I can use my status as a green card holder to be able to process my sons paper faster. When I die and my status is already a naturalized US citizen, I've heard that the petition of my son can still continue? Is this true?