Perhaps the easiest way to get a green card is by marring a U.S. citizen. First a word of caution, marrying someone for the sole purpose of sponsorship is illegal and should never be done. If you are marrying a U.S. citizen because of love, you can expect to receive your green card in anywhere from 6 to 18 months. In the interim you will receive a work permit.

As longs as you entered United States legally and you marry a United States
Citizen then your United States citizen spouse can sponsor you for a green card. You must then file an adjustment of status application for a green. To guide you through the immigration process, you should consult with an experience immigration attorney. Beware of people who are not lawyers or who make unrealistic promises. As always, we offer free consultation.

When you come in for your consultation or to retain us it will be helpful if you bring the following documents:

1. Petitioner/ US citizen’s birth certificate;
2. Petitioner/ US citizen’s citizenship papers (if any);
3. Beneficiary/alien’s birth certificate;
4. Beneficiary/alien’s passport, including the I-94 card (if any);
5. Marriage certificate;
6. Marriage picture;
7. 4 photos of Beneficiary/alien (passport size, green card photo)
8. 2 photos of Petitioner/ US citizen (passport size)
9. Any and all divorce papers for both wife and husband.
10. Birth certificate of parties’ children (if any)
11. 11) Any prior INS papers

We will review your documents, provide you with advise and help you make the process go smoothly