If they are derivatives of the original petition- yes.
The answer usually is no. However, if the spouse has a dependency on the visa holder (e.g. has a serious sickness and needs to be taken care of), the visa holder should apply for him/her as his/her dependent spouse.
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If you are a Canadian citizen and your spouse is a TN visa holder, you may be eligible to apply for a TD visa, which allows you to enter and stay in the US as a dependent of your spouse. However, the TD visa does not grant you authorization to work in the US. If you want to work in the US, you would need to separately apply for a work visa that suits your qualifications and employment situation, such as an H-1B visa or an L-1 visa.
once you married a h1b visa holder u dont have to wait for 6 months you can go right away
Easy, get a lawyer and aply for spouse visa
As a H4 visa holder, you do not have an alien registration number, if you have not aplied Green Card (USCIS form I-485) before. To get an alien registration number, the H1 visa holder must apply for USCIS form I-140 first. If an immigration visa is vailable for the H1 visa holder, he/she and the H4 depentent can apply for USCIS form I-485, and then get an alien registration number from SUCIS Servicd center. H-4 visas are issued to the H-1 holder's spouse and children under twenty-one years of age. Holders of H-4 visas are considered to be dependents of H-1B visa holders. As H-4 status holders, spouses and children under twenty-one years of age may be entitled to enter and remain in the United States for the duration of the H-1 holder's authorized stay.
Person who has become lawful permanent resident after marriage but was not able to take spouse along to US, this immigration Form I-824 follow to join application can be used. In this case a separate Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative need not be filed instead US consulate just needs to be informed that as you are a lawful permanent resident and apply for immigrant visa for your spouse. Your spouse need not wait any further for availability of a visa number. Similarly if you had children before you became a green card holder they also may apply to join you.
That depends on whether the foreigner actually was actually a spouse, or just a holder of a spouse visa (green card).
I depends what you mean by the agreements however if you immigrate to Australia on the basis of: Spouse Partner Visa: You will have to show a genuine and continuing relationship. Skilled Work Visa: You have to show you are qualified to the same level as the equivalent Australian qualification.
Yes but dont desert the poor kids.
No, A US Green Card holder can't marry a Filipino and bring them back to the US. The spouse will need to apply for a Visa to be admitted into the US.
A visa is not required for a Nepalese passport holder who is visiting Singapore.