New policy of American green card spouse

First, let's look at the basic concepts. If a spouse applies for legal status in the United States in the form of marriage and the beneficiary obtains permanent residency in the United States, it is collectively called a marriage green card (marriage immigration).

For the beneficiary, the marriage green card has no requirements such as nationality, language, education level, economic conditions and social status. But marriage must be true. Among them, if you marry a citizen, if the beneficiary is already "black" in the United States, the application can still be passed, but not if you marry a green card holder.

1. Marrying a citizen (CR 1, IR 1)

In the marriage green card, if you marry an American citizen, the application is not subject to quota restrictions. What is your immigration green card?

-US CR 1 Marriage immigrant visa: applicable to spouses who marry American citizens within two years. This visa is called a conditional green card after obtaining a green card.

-US IR 1 Marriage immigrant visa: for spouses who have been married to American citizens for two years. After getting a green card, they will become permanent green cards.

There is no timetable for marrying a citizen, but the current waiting time is more than six months.

2. Marry a green card (F2A)

Marrying an American green card holder is subject to quota restrictions. The immigration green card applied for is: the second priority visa for American F2A relatives immigrants: the spouse (that is, permanent resident) who is suitable for marrying the green card.

Marriage with a green card is scheduled, and the current reservation is about 2 years.