My girlfriend( not really but...) is waiting on her greencard from her previous marriage ( separated 3 yrs ago, divorce finalized 7 months ago). I really dont know her status now( coz u dont ask those stuffs and u dont tell ur stuffs right away) but she says she is waiting on her immigration stuff which might take 6 months according to her attorney. So question is that how long is it going to take to get her greencard and what are my chances if I marry her now or later ? I felt like I needed a greencard anyway coz I had F1 problem. You know what I mean...study your ass off..get all the degrees you wanted...just to sent back to college right after the OPT. I seriously have no intentions going for Ph.D.
mangale · Apr 17, 2011 11:50 AM · 11,345 views
She has to wait 5 years from her first green card which is conditional green card to file second petetion for spouse if the the first one is from marrige. I am 90 percent sure abt this because i read this on instruction for filing i130. I might be wrong but you can check this on uscis.gov. It is clearly mentioned somewhere in the website
grad_school · Apr 17, 2011 12:24 PM
You wait 5 yrs to be a citizen to file a petiton for ur spouse and that is afer u have a gc on ur hand.if she is devorced before she got her marriage based gc then uscis will deny her.its a long patj from her if there is any and u guys are not evev in a stage of ur relationsip to talk about papers so relax don't be so selfish
kalopani · Apr 17, 2011 1:26 PM
school jaau na solta, 5 barsa bhar nabhako gaadi kurera basnu bhanda ta PhD kamaunu ramro ho ni; naam, daam, kaam, ghaitoma ghaam sabai pauchhau! tyaspachhi aafai permanent residency ko laagi apply garne! kaha aaimai jaat ko bhar garera basne? bhako poi lai ta divorce garchhan yahaka aaimaiharu, timlai luppa lagaudina bhanne k guarantee chha ra?
Drkanchho · Apr 17, 2011 1:37 PM
Thanks guys for the input. I kind of figured out it was long way. Just wanted to make sure. Well, I certainly will move on.
mangale · Apr 17, 2011 2:09 PM
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