Green Card Through Marriage:
Obtain Legal Status Through Your Spouse
The United States allows their citizens and permanent residents to bring foreign direct relatives to the country or provide legal status to those already in the US. The immigration benefit encourages family reunification through legal mechanisms.
Before a Green Card through marriage is approved, immigration authorities examine these applications closely to make sure they are legitimate marriages. In addition to all requirements and paperwork, applicants attend an interview with an immigration agent. This step is extremely important to avoid a fraud.
You are also eligible to apply for a green card through marriage if you are engaged to a US citizen and will get married within the first 90 days after entering the country. We strongly suggest you talk to an experienced lawyer before submitting an application, so you make sure to comply with all requirements and avoid any delays.
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Key Facts About Temporary
Protected Status
- Although the Green Card through marriage process is faster than other applications, approval is not immediate or guaranteed. Keep in mind that you will have to attend an interview to proof the legitimacy of your marriage.
- To prove yours is a legitimate marriage, you may sent affidavits from friends, family members and religious leaders to immigration authorities.
- If immigration determines you are trying to commit fraud with a fake marriage, you may be banned from making future permanent residence applications.
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