If I marry a Turkish guy but he needs to study in Turkey for 2 more years can he apply for advance parole or can his greencard be processed while he is still in Turkey?

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Yes, but only if he is in full-time education. There should be a point of contact for USCIS at the embassy in Istambul. But, the easiest way would be to take him, necessary paperwork that is available at USCIS website, and your marriage license to the nearest USCIS office. They should give him a stamp with an Alien registration number in his passport. Then, his green card will be processed. However, he must keep documented evidence attesting that he is enrolled in full-time education. And, should his educational status change he must reside in the US for around six months, every year. By the way, 32 months after he gets the stamp in his passport you should get the ball rolling on his citizenship application. Don't bother wasting your money on Immigration lawyer, because your situation sounds very straight-forward.