American work visa (female) marries American green card holder (male). How long can I get a green card after marriage? What if they are still giving birth in America?

If you marry a person who holds a US green card or a US citizen, you can apply for an American spouse immigration reunion and a green card. All legal immigrants can apply for a spouse green card, but the scheduling time and review process are different. If you marry an American green card holder, it will take at least 3-5 years to apply for a green card. If there are any obstacles, you may not be able to apply, which will take a long time and be difficult.

Marrying an American citizen is not predetermined. According to the category of marriage immigrants-close relatives, the application of immediate family members of American citizens is not limited by the quota of the US government, and there is no need to wait for the schedule, including:

1. Spouses of American citizens;

2.2/kloc-unmarried children of American citizens under 0/year old;

3.2/kloc-parents of American citizens over 0/year old.

Having children in the United States can be used as evidence of the authenticity of marriage, but it has little effect on the arrangement. When the applicant gets a two-year conditional green card to a permanent green card, if he has children, the application is more secure.