Is there any difference when obtaining legal status via marriage to a US citizen vs. a green card holder?
When a US Citizen files for you, you are an Immediate Relative. When a lawful permanent resident files for you, you are a preference relative.
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When a US Citizen files for you, you are an Immediate Relative. When a lawful permanent resident files for you, you are a preference relative.
Finances are always an issue. However, you still might want to consider having an attorney help you. From what it sounds like, your spouse may...
Certainly sounds like the visitor's visa would be the most appropriate type of visa.
If he already has status, you may need to consult a family attorney.
If you are filing for adjustment of status, you may also file for work authorization.
See an attorney right away. He may possibly be in violation of status at this point.
You would ordinarily be admitted to the US on one visa, not two visas.
If he is not already a US citizen (which needs to analyzed), then the father might be able to file a petition for him. First he would need to...
No, you would not ordinarily be entitled to one.
If he already has an order of deportation, he is in danger of being removed imminently. Talk to an attorney ASAP.