What materials does marriage immigration need?

In America, many foreigners may find a beautiful foreign mushroom, so they will get a foreign green card by getting married. Americans themselves like to find girlfriends all over the world, and intermarriage is also common in Europe. On the other hand, in the United States, many people get American green cards through fake marriages with Americans, which is actually discouraged. What materials does marriage immigration need?

In the related concepts of immigration law, spouses belong to immediate family members. The immigration procedure of a citizen's spouse is as follows: 1. First, if a foreign spouse stays in the United States as a legal non-immigrant. Applicants (citizens) can submit I- 130 family immigration applications for them, and foreign spouses can submit I-485 status adjustment applications for themselves at the same time.

2. The second situation is that the foreign spouse is outside the United States. In this way, citizens need to submit I- 130 family immigration application and ConsularProcessing (CP) application for their spouses. Once the application is approved, the the State Council National Visa Center will send a document ("Packet3") to the applicant. After the applicant completes all the forms, the foreign spouse can apply for an immigrant visa at the American consulate of the host country. When a foreign spouse enters the United States with an immigrant visa, he becomes a green card holder in the United States.

3. American green card holders' application for immigration of foreign spouses

American green card holders can apply for immigration for their foreign spouses. The spouse of the green card holder belongs to the second priority (A) in the priority category of family immigration. The specific application procedures are as follows:

1. First of all, if the applicant's foreign spouse has stayed in the United States as a non-immigrant, the applicant can submit I- 130 family immigration application for him. After that, foreign spouses must wait until the visa quota is available before applying for I-485 status adjustment. During the waiting period, the foreign spouse should maintain an independent and effective non-immigrant status.

2. The second situation is that the foreign spouse is abroad; In this case, green card holders need to submit I- 130 family immigration application and ConsularProcessing (CP) application. Once the application is approved, the the State Council National Visa Center will send a document ("Packet3") to the applicant. After the applicant completes all the forms, the foreign spouse can apply for an immigrant visa at the American consulate of the host country. When a foreign spouse enters the United States with an immigrant visa, he becomes an American green card holder.

If I- 130' s application for family immigration has been approved, and I-485' s application for status adjustment is still in the process, then the marriage can't continue, such as separation or separation, but as long as it can be proved that the marriage is in good faith, the application for status adjustment of foreign spouses should not be rejected. However, if the marriage of the parties concerned has been terminated according to law, the application of the original foreign spouse will naturally be rejected. When a foreigner marries another foreigner before I- 140' s application for professional immigration is approved, but I-485' s application for identity adjustment is still not approved, the applicant's foreign spouse can be directly regarded as an affiliated applicant of the approved I- 140 application.

If the foreign spouse has legal non-immigrant status in the United States at this time, the foreign spouse can directly submit an application for I-485 status adjustment, while if the foreign spouse is outside the United States, he can apply for an immigrant visa for his spouse after the applicant gets a green card, and the foreign spouse will also get an immigrant visa after consular processing.

There are many kinds of American visas, among which spouses of American citizens can go to the United States by applying for an American marriage visa. So how do you apply for an American marriage visa? What materials do I need to apply for an American marriage visa? The following is an introduction to the application materials of American marriage visa.

K visa is a visa for unmarried spouses (fiancee or fiance) of American citizens and their minor illegitimate children, stepchildren and adopted children. Among them: K- 1 visa is specially issued to unmarried spouses of American citizens; K-2 visas are specially issued to unmarried spouses of American citizens born out of wedlock under the age of 265,438+0, including stepsons, daughters (referring to children born with ex-husbands) and adopted sons and daughters of illegitimate spouses.

1 Apply for permanent residency after entry. After the unmarried spouse of an American citizen gets a K- 1 visa to enter the United States, the husband and wife get married within 90 days.

2. After marriage, the holder of K- 1 will get "conditional permanent residency" for two years.

90 days before the expiration of two years, you must apply to the Immigration Bureau to become a permanent resident. Conditional residents can also adjust their status overseas and become formal permanent residents.

American marriage visa materials 1, valid passport and one-inch photo (which must be consistent with the passport photo);

2. Relevant documents and materials of the applicant (including identity certificate, marital status certificate, child certificate, kinship certificate, health certificate, etc.). , notarized by a foreign-related notary office and certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs);

3. Original communication;

4. Wedding invitation letter (including the date and place of marriage, etc.). );

5. Household registration book and ID card;

6. A certificate of marital status issued by the people's government at or above the county level or the unit where the household registration is located and a letter of introduction from the person to be married;

7. A photo of my fiance (wife).