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Obtaining Green Cards through Marriage can be complicated. Every year over 450,000 thousand United States citizens marry foreign-born individuals and petition for them to obtain a permanent residency (Green Card) in the United States. Spouses of U.S. citizens are considered "immediate relatives" under immigration laws; therefore they are excluded from all numerical quota limitations. This means that there are an unlimited number of Green Cards available to foreign nationals who marry U.S. citizens. The process of completing and submitting a request for a Green Card through marriage to a United States citizen can be both costly and confusing.
The Green Card through Marriage Application Guide is a step-by-step immigration marriage guide to help you file your Green Card application as efficiently and quickly as possible. If the foreign national is currently outside the United States, it is possible to obtain a
K-1 Fiancée and Fiancé Visa so the foreign national can come to the United States to marry the U.S. citizen once he or she arrives in the country.
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