Yes. After marrying, you would file for her adjustment of status to permanent resident.
Nothing, but it is a good thing that her visa is still active but even if it wasn't you can still go ahead and marry her (document everything) and as soon as you do, file her paper work so she can first get her temporary green card and work permit then THE green card.
Hello, The K-1 Visa or Fiancee Visa which is good only for 90 days from the date stamped on the I-94 form when your fiancee entered the U.S. You must marry within the 90 days and once married file for Change of Status (green card). I don't think a fiancee visa can be changed. Hope that helps. DY
You can marry whenever you want, and in most cases if you file for the green card right away you will get it in about 6 months. Some types of visas may have restrictions that require you to return to your home country first, although this can often be overcome -- see an immigration lawyer.
No, your fiancee would need to be a citizen to petition you. Moreover, if you entered the US illegally, then even if your fiancee was a citizen, you would NOT be able to legalize your situation. If fiancee was a citizen you would need to file a I-130 petition and file for a I-601 waiver at the US embassy of your home country, and you would have to go back to your country for the hearing. Such waivers are hard to get. Your citizen child will not help you. Suppose you entered legally and overstayed because you found out you were pregnant. The situation is different in this case. You would be able to extend yopur stay, get a visa initially, then a Green Card and then citizenship after 5 years in Green Card Status
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Yes provided the visitor continues stays in legal status.Once the marriage formalities are complete the green card holder can petition for green card for spouse by filing Form I-130 and also concurrently file Form I-485 for adjustment of status.
There is not a way to tell how long it will take get a green card to get back to the US. It all depends on the person background.
Yes, you can marry in Tennessee but I do suggest you file for his residency immediately after the marriage as it can take a year or longer to get his green card.
choices: 1) Marry the person and have him/her file an I-130 then "upgrade" it when the person becomes a US citizen. 2) Wait until the person is a US citizen then s/he can file for the fiancee visa. Either way you're looking at a very long wait until you can come to the USA.
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You can print one off from the computer. Or contact a local USCIS office. Or contact an Immigrant Assistance group.Please be aware that you can e-file for the renewal of your green card online.A:When should a Green Card Renewal application (Form I-90) be filed?You must file a Green Card Renewal application if you are a Lawful Permanent Resident your card will expire within the next six months. A Green Card renewal application (Form I90)cannot be made more than six months in advance.You must immediately file a Green Card Renewal application if you are a Lawful Permanent Resident and your card has expired.You should file a Green Card Renewal application if you are a Lawful Permanent Resident who has an older version Green Card. These cards have no expiration dates. Though you are not required by the USCIS to renew the older card versions, the USCIS strongly recommends you apply to renew your Green Card.