Hi,I want to know the procedure of getting orignal green card and role of spouse to get orignal G.card.?
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You will have to apply for the green card through the lottery. Good luck, they only give out about 50,000. The number of people applying is in the millions. So there is a slim chance. Best chance to get a green card is marrying an american citizen. Go to www.uscis.gov to find out other ways of getting into the country, for example work visa etc. Once you get a green card your spouse and children will receive one, too.
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check with uscis as far as replacement for the green card and check with the embassy or consulate of your native country for replacement of the passport. i would get on these steps as soon as possible. good luck.
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1-Will You Marry Me So I Can Get A Green Card???\n\n2-Will You PLEASE Marry Me So I Can Get A Green Card???\n\n3-PLEASE Will You PLEASE PLEASE Marry Me So I Can Get A Green Card PLEASE???
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information is for U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents who wish to bring a spouse to live permanently in the U.S.
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You can file a family-based petition for a GC on his behalf. There is quite a backlog (at least 1-2 years) so be prepared to be in it for the long haul.\n\nYou don't have to be married so long as you are a US citizen over 13yrs.
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Assuming you are either US Citizen or Green Card holder, you may file an application for your husband immediately.\n\nUse Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, and also your husband should file a Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status at the same time.\n\nMore info on http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/spouselive.htm
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It depends: if the person is married to US citizen or a "green card holder"   also known as resident alien. \nwith the experienced I have, to have the wife or husband who is married to US citizen , you have to apply for a I-129 also known as Fiancee visa , to expedite your K-3 visa (non-immigrant )simultaneosly apply I-130( to petition alien relative -spouse) as soon as the wife/husband will arrive in the US, then you can apply for Adjustment of status I-485 , to get the green card , I started working on documents of my daughter in-law last August 2005 , she is coming here July 6,2006 . She had her medical April 27, and have the interview at the US Embassy overseas last May 5,2006 , approximately about 10 months.It all depends on what country , some takes awhile .\n\nGreen card holder , approximately 2 years , depends on the country too.It would be advisable to be a US citizen first to petition the wife/husband in any case.
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You need to file a fiancee visa petition. Following that (assuming it is approved), the petition is sent to the National Visa Center for processing. At that time, they will ask for an affidavit of support (I-864) and you will need to complete the visa processing forms. Once they are done with it, they will send the petition to the U.S. Embassy Consular Section in Lagos at which time your fiancee will be called for an interview (and its a good idea for you to be there as well). At the interview, he/you will need to prove the bona fides of your relationship and intent to marry. Assuming he gets approved, he can then enter the U.S. and you must get married within 90 days and then apply for his adjustment of status (green card).
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You can marry a US citizen. This is the easiest way to get green card.
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As long are you are in the country legally, and you have a green card, you can join the Army.\n\nMy husband was in the Army for 3 years and he just had his green card. He came here from Mexico in 1987.\n\nGood Luck!
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find someone realiable who is us citizen. and tried you best through the immigration interview, there will be no trouble. and the best and fast way to get the green card
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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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In order for you to get a military dependent ID card, your husband must sign an authorization form at the unit in which he is assigned with your marriage license and birth certificate of any children you guys want to get a military dependent ID card . He has to go to the personal clerk, he and his personnel people where he is assigned must sign the documents and send them to you so you can take them to a military base in the Philippines.\n\nOnce you have the authorization form any U. S. military installation will be able to issue you a military dependent ID card.\nYou can not verify that  you are dependent\n\nIn order for you be able to travel to Germany and have the military sponsor you, your husband must put in for government housing and be approved. Once you have been approved for base housing or to live off the military base where he is assigned the, military will issue you orders authorizing your travel as well as any children you might have.\n\n\nI hope this will be of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
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Green card information:\n\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/index.htm
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This is for marriage with a US citizen only.\n\nIf the marriage occurs abroad, the petition for green card must be filed through a U.S. Consulate with jurisdiction over the applicants place of residence. The process typically takes 6 months or longer. \n\nHowever, the applicant may work and live in the U.S. from the date of filing. Thus the processing period (typicall longer 12 - 18 months) is not as inconvenient as it would seem since she or he can reside with the fiance.  As a result, many newly weds prefer to undertake the entire green card application process in the U.S.
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You are confusing a lot of different processes.\n\nA foreigner can get married in the US any time he or she wants to.  That is a process subject to state law.\n\nOnce the foreigner is married to an American, the American can - but doesn't have to - apply for permanent residency for him by filing an I-130 with USCIS.  Once that is approved, the foreigner can either apply for an immigrant visa (if he is outside the US) or for adjustment of status (I-485, if he is legally in the US).\n\nIf the immigrant visa is issued, the foreigner will recieve the green card in the mail some time after having entered the US as a legal immigrant.  If he applied for adjustment of status, the card will also be mailed to him eventually.\n\nNaturalization and citizenship can come along later.  Marriage does NOT grant citizenship.  That must be applied for by all of its own unique rules.
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those people who answered the question for you are outside of your marriage so they can write those  cold words but where is love and money is different\nbut why dont you stop thinking about it and show  her how much you love her and rememeber you can always canell  this process of her becoming a citizen one phone call to the ins and  u dont have to go to interview with her the reason for Ins would be :I have second thougts and the other thing is that right now Ins gives green cards only for few years and if you will still in your mariage for more then five years then she becomes a citizen if not two years green card and tht is it! good luck i hope this will help