how i can get orignal green card when i come to USA on immigration visa sponored by my spouse.?
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If your spouse filed the IR-1/CR-1, once the petition has been processed and approved you will be granted a greencard based on marriage to a US citizen.  Once you have entered the US on your IR-1/CR-1, you will receive your greencard in the mail within a few weeks and will then be able to apply for a SSN and be able to work.  Because you have been married 2.5 years, you will mostly likely receive the 10yr greencard.
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Have him or her go to the nearest American Consulate and apply for a fiance (fiancee) visa.  Prepare to wait for many many  months.  \n\nYou can also call Immigration and Naturalization Service in the US and get info from them.  They will be in contact with you in any case to verify the visa application.\n\nGood luck
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Apply for a GREEN CARD through I.N.S. doofis
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There are many different ways to get a US green card.  I'll list 5 of the more common ways that people get them - from easiest to hardest:\n\n1. Marraige\n2. Investment\n3. Employment\n4. Political Asylum\n5. Green Card Lottery\n\nMarraige - This is the easiest and most certain way to get a green card.  If you marry a US citizen, you'll have your green card in a matter of months.  If you marry a green card holder who's not a citizen, it takes a little longer.\n\nInvestment - If you invest USD $1 million the US (or $500,000 in a underdeveloped part of the country) you can get a green card.\n\nEmployment - If you have excellent credentials in your chosen field and can find a US employer to sponsor you, you can get a green card.\n\nAsylum - If you are being persecuted for political or religious beliefs in Jordon, you can get a green card.\n\nLottery - You can also apply for the green card lottery.  If you're lucky, you can get a green card.  81 people from Jordon last year got green cards through this lottery.\n\nLottery - this is purely luck.  every year the US holds a "diversity lottery".  last year 81 people from Jordon won green cards!\n\nlook at the links below for more info
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You are probably SOL.  If you were married two years when he got the green card and he was able to fool you and the consular officials, then he got his permanent residence without any conditions.  Unless he paid you for the green card and you can convice the consulate or the local officials of that, he just got away with it.  \n\nIf you want to pay a private investigator a couple thousand, they can find him for you.  They can also find out if he was married to someone else, or gets married again or if he's doing something that will jeaopardize his status.
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You are rushing things.  Your marriage to a US citizen doesn't automatically get you anything.  If your wife wants you to join her, she must petition for you.  If the petition is approved, you must then apply for an immigrant visa.  If the visa is granted, you can finally go to the US and receive a green card, which will entitle you to live and work in the US.\n\nHere is the process:\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_2991.html
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If you are a U.S. Citizen he doesn't have to wait to come:\n\nCan My Spouse Come to the U.S. to Live While the Visa Petition Is Pending?\nIf you are a U.S. Citizen, once you file Form I-130, your spouse is eligible to apply for a nonimmigrant K-3 Visa. This will entitle him or her to come to the U.S. to live and work while the visa petition is pending. The Form to file for this benefit is Form I-129F. It is not necessary for your spouse to obtain a K-3 visa in order to come to the U.S. to live and work. Your spouse may wait abroad for immigrant visa processing. However, seeking a K-3 visa can be a method for him or her to come to the U.S. more quickly. http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/spouselive.htm#Canmy\n\nHow do I bring my spouse to the US?\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/spouselive.htm\n\nHow to get a K-3 Visa: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/hdiknonimm.htm\n\nIt really shouldn't take a year.
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y dont you go to immiagration services they might be able to help you better....i mean you were married so automatically i think the person is a citizen or isnt subject to deportation. if all else fails contact maury or whoever
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so your saying she is an illegal alien and shes been living in the us for 16 years and she has not been able to apply for permanent stautus. Well then if your married and smart you should go to on base llegal on camp lejeune or pendelton to gop see a immigration attorney for free that way your visa for your wife is alot faster to process. You must be a citizen to claim your wife, the attorney will make you pay $200.00 for getting your paper work started by filling out a I-130 relative position, the faster you do it the better it gets, theres more to cover so feel free to email me good luck
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As I suggest all with my answers, the best answer is to see an immigration attorney. But with my understanding about the subject, after you guys get married you can file papers for his sponsorship. Depending on the state you file the papers and the current status of you bf the time will varry before he get's a green card. \n\nOnce papers are submitted and you have recieved acknowledgement from the INS that your case file is being processed your bf has a legal status but it is not advisable to cross the border unless he has a green card in his hand. \n\nPlease understand that working with INS requires patience but in the end it "might" pay-off.
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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......
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Go to your local American consulate and apply for a green card. Or find an employer (or someone else) who is willing to sponsor your application.
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Jordon almost got it right.  IF you marry your boyfriend and get his green cards, it will be a conditional green card.  Then 2 years from then you must prove to immigration that you two have been living together as husband and wife.  That is form I-751 which at this time costs $205.  You will have to submit this within the 90 days prior to the 2 year anniversary date.  Once immigration decides to remove the conditional statues on the green card, you will then receive a green card that will be good for 10 years, but in 3 years he can apply to become a citizen of the USA.  \n\nSo from the very start of dealing with immigration, it will take him a minimum of 5 years.\n\nCurrently immigrations is backlogged and are around 6 month behind schedule.  So good luck and learn to be patient with immigration.
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The answer is of course to get maried!!!And dont listen to whoever tells u that  he has to go back to his country and wait there!!!Get a good immigration lawyer and u can start the process right a way.Very soon after you file the paper work,he is going to get a work permit and a few months after that you will be called to and intervue where the INS will determine if your mariage is real,but sinse you have a child that shouldnt be hard to prove.Then he is going to get a green card.The whole ordeal does not take more then 8-9 months now days,in some places longer,in some even shorter time!Good luck!
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You can apply for "adjustment of status" and get a conditional residency and work permit while you wait for your green card.\n\nAs a parent of a US citizen, you should be able to get it.\n\nCheck with the nearest Immigration office.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm\n\nThe above site is your source for offical immigration information, so that should be your first stop.  You can also find there the numbers/addresses of local offices.
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http://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm  this  site is very good im Brit that married a american now have green card :-))))))
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That is the application to get ur green card when u entered the US with different type of visa...working or visitor's visa..check uscis.gov  for more info