Yes, assuming that the marriage was valid and you can provide sufficient evidence. Likely you would file a different type of petition and it may take longer to obtain your Green Card status, but it is certainly possible.
Read MoreYes. When you file the adjustment of status application, you automatically file for employment authorization. Employment authorization will take approximately 75 to 90 days to be approved. You are not supposed to work prior to obtaining an employment authorization. Yet there are approximately 11 million people in the United States working without authorization. You should not work. […]
Read MoreYou need proof that the petitioning sibling is a United States citizen. You need to prove the relationship. You will submit a copy of the petition, the U.S. citizen’s birth certificate, and your own birth certificate.
Read MoreA waiver denies the grounds of inadmissibility. If you are applying for a Green Card or a non immigrant visa and you are inadmissible to the United States, Immigration is going to require you to apply for a waiver.
Read MorePERM is the process of applying for a Green Card through work. The PERM process is demonstrating to the US Department of Labor that there are no qualified U.S. workers out there to do the job that your employer is offering to you. If there are U.S. candidates who are qualified for the position, you cannot […]
Read MoreA student visa allows an international student to go to school in the United States. They need to be accepted to a school that issues I-20s, which allows a student permission to enter the United States. The student will have to go to the U.S. Consulate with the I-20 and show financial evidence of how they will […]
Read MoreOnce your fiancé has obtained their immigrant visa to come to the United States, their fiancé visa, you need to be married within 90 days of their entry. Once you are married, you will have to file for an I-45 along with the financial and medical documentation. Immigration will request an interview to make sure you are […]
Read MoreIf your fiancé has a child that you would like to bring to the United States as well, they both can come to the United States together, presuming that the child is under 21. They would go into their interview at the Consulate and apply for a fiancé visa. The child is going to be issued a […]
Read MoreYou may come to the United States for the purpose of getting married. Most people require a Visa to enter the United States. If you are from a country that does not require a Visa, you will need a passport to show that you are from that country to enter the United States. If you are […]
Read MoreIf you are engaged and have no formal plans to get married, then you are probably going to be considering a fiancé visa. You must be married within 90 days of their entry.
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