How Can I Arrange For My Spouse And I To Live Together In The U.S. If I Marry Someone From Another Country?

You will have to help the person from the other country you want to marry to get a Green Card. How you do, that depends partly on whether your intended spouse is already present in the United States. If this is the case, and you get married, then your spouse may be able to get a green card within the United States if he or she was lawfully admitted into this country.

Suppose your spouse arrived in this country without being lawfully admitted. However, they may be able to get a green card after briefly departing this country if they qualify for the necessary waiver.

If I Marry Someone From Another Country, How Can I Arrange For Us Both To Live Together In The U.S. As Husband And Wife?

If your intended spouse is not already present in the United States, you may wish to get married outside the United States and then have their consular process. Another alternative is for your intended spouse to be admitted to the United States on a Fiancé Visa and marry you shortly after arriving in this country.

As you can see, it can be a bit complicated, but many options and possibilities may allow you to achieve your goals. The experienced and skilled immigration attorneys at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost can help you determine the best option for you. Our Immigration Attorneys can help you pursue the opportunity and achieve your fundamental goals. We welcome you to contact our immigration law firm for a free consultation at 267-223-5862.

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