Can a Green Card Holder Get an Immigrant Visa for a Spouse?
U.S. lawful permanent residents can petition for their foreign-born spouse to get a U.S. immigrant visa (a green card) as well. Learn more about the process here.
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U.S. lawful permanent residents can petition for their foreign-born spouse to get a U.S. immigrant visa (a green card) as well. Learn more about the process here.
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If you're adjusting status (to a permanent U.S. resident, or green card holder) you'll need to complete USCIS form I-485 and select the appropriate forms and documents to accompany it.
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