who would marry 28 years old Jordanian man for green card through marriage?
823549
Depends........do you have a big one?!\n\nLOLOL\n\nI AM KIDDING!!!  So, please don't answer that!\n\nActually, if you are a nice guy.....not someone up to no good, or anything....I'm sorry to hear that you are unhappy where you are, and I wish there were some way that I could make your life better.\n\nHowever, it just isn't ethical or legal to do what you are suggesting.  There are proper channels you need to go through....and those rules are in place for a good reason.\n\nYou need to trust the fact that God has put you where you are in life for a reason, and stop looking for an unethical way out.  The crooked way, is never the right way.
58641
dear angel rain, please do some research on the culture in Jordan... to be the newest prettiest wife in a family with several wives is to be  the bottom of the totem pole, unmercifully humiliated and forced to do low rank and disgusting jobs in fear of painful, life threatening punishment.  giving a jordanian access to American citizenship is serious  and makes you of even less value once he gets citizenship. beware girl be careful so careful
1055921
i lived with my husband many years in egypt as contractor. many mixed marriages i have seen and many green cards to the usa for egyptians.\nyou marry him there! but not at embassy, you must go to the shar el akari (he will know, where it is). then you proceed the papers to us embassy and after your marriage is recognized and all papers translated he will get a visa to usa. fiance visa takes forever later to get the green card.\nthe whole process will take you at least 2 month in egypt and later in usa he will wait about a year for his greencard, ssn and workpermit.\nbut open speaking.... don't marry him! the cultural differences are way to big and in my friends it turned out to be at least 70 % divorce rate. plus be prepared, that you have to convert to muslim to marry him. if you don't have a problem with this fact, ok......
889839
The rule is that you can apply for citizenship three months prior to the fifth anniversary of the date you get permanent residence - the date on the Green Card.  However, if the purpose of the application was to get married to a US citizen, then it is three years, not five.  On the assumption that he came to the US legally and he obtained his Green Card in the normal course of events, his five year anniversary will take precedence.  The marriage will have no effect on his ability to take citizenship.  \n\nIf, however, he was here illegally and he is becoming legal to get married, I really am not sure of the rules.  Frankly, if that is the case, I would strongly recommend an immigration attorney.
858798
Hmmmm.... many aspects to your question.  First... he would be an adulterer AND an abuser of drugs.  Second, he decieved his wife, his congregation, and the PRESIDENT.  Finally, you don't have to approve of who anyone chooses to marry.\n\nWhat does this have to do with elections?  This is a liar who had weekly telephone conferences with the PRESIDENT of the usa.  That has everything to do with elections and who we vote for.
752502
Yes, you can marry a U.S citizen to get a green card. To become a U.S citizen, you have to wait at least five years.
311571
i m jordanian born arab, currently living in saudi arabia. i wish u all the best for joining IDF, god(allah) may bless u.
1186497
You may not do this as a permanent resident -- only as a U.S. citizen. The only thing you can do now (should you get married) is apply for an immigrant visa for him and then wait several years. In the meantime, he would not be able to come here, nor obtain work authorization.\n\nThe fastest way for him to get here is either (1) you naturalize and petition for a spouse's visa for him which would allow him to come here, get a work authorization, and apply for his green card, or (2) he immigrates on his own accord.\n\nGood luck!
170882
A Christian Middle Eastern man between 35 and 40 who wants a Dutch lady....I'm sure there are millions of guys who fit that description.
760045
You are the sponsor, you are petitioning based on marriage: if not married then you can not be the sponsor/petitioner.\nBut some more details: When did you file for him and was this your first interview? If so, then he was given a conditional status or resident alien. Conditional on you maintaining a true marriage for the next two or three years.\nIf not married that condition is not statisifed.\n\nHOWEVER, if you have been married for 8 years and filed a while ago, then he may already be past the conditional status and can press the petition forward himself.\n\nRemember that marriage fraud is a crime and punishbable by a BIG fine and prison time.
991861
You should introduce him to some of your friends here in the US.  Get him started that way.  Then when he immigrates and becomes legal on his own; there shouldn't be a problem if is is what you says he is.  There are plenty of women that have married after a short time.\n\nKeys to a good start.  \nHe should know English. (if not there is Chinatown)\nHe should be a Gentleman.  There are alot of women that say they want to be treated fairly but that doesn't mean that they shouldn't be treated with HONEST Charm.\nWhatever happened to men being respectful.\nIf he's all you say and more then he should be married quick enough\n\nGOOD LUCK To YOU BOTH\npeace and happiness
288113
Personally I think he is, But I've seen older. If your in love then go for it. However I know a girl who met a guy living in canada (she's from the US) on a message board, they've known eachother for less then 6 months and she plans to marry him. shes 18 hes 17. even in Las Vegas a justice of the eace won't grant a marrige licence in that case. I think they're crazy. As long as you don't end up in a situation like this I see no problen with it.
424691
so long that it's legal!!!! i know a couple that have a diff of 22 years!!!! love is blind.
70701
That depends on his current status.  If he's a citizen of the U.S., he can bring his daughter by filing form I-130 with the USCIS.  If he's a Lawful Permanent Resident, he can ONLY bring his 40-year-old daughter if she is NOT married.\n\nYou can find the I-130 here:\n\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/i-130.pdf\n\nAs for citizenship, that's something his daughter will have to apply for on her own.
424569
marriage is between a man and a woman.  bottom line.
513522
BECAUSE HE IS AMERICAN WHEN YOU MARRY HIM YOU CAN TAKE\nUS CITIZENSHIP
644104
NO! Absolutely not! If you don't believe me you can go to www.uscis.gov or call the INS' customer service line and speak with an INS agent. I used to think the same thing. I've been in the states for 29 years. I am married with little US citizens of my own. I found out that because I've had my greencard for so long that I can not become a citizen through marriage and it doesn't even remotely help. He has to file a N-400, which is the naturalization for citizenship form. Mail it with all necessary copies, signatures, and payment of fees (which keeps increasing). Make sure that you send it CERTIFIED MAIL. Wait for the approval and then the examinations date. Study and take the test. Then wait to be sworn it and then after all is said and sworn...he'll be a citizen. Is it worth it? Yes, because there is so much US citizens take for granted!! Take care.