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You are certainly eligible to apply for the green card by marriage. It's a lot of paperwork and collecting documents. The fact that you have known...
You would have to be married before you file for a green card with your future spouse. I would get married and then apply for the marriage visa,...
I am not sure you would get a B visa because it would appear that you are trying to immigrate to the USA. Did you get fired?
You will have to provide evidence to prove it's legitimate. The good thing is that she's not a stranger. If it's a real marriage and not just for...
Clearly filing the E-3 is preferential to the H-1B. H-1B is usually oversubscribed and applications are subject to a lottery. I don't think...
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Generally it should take 6-9 months but the USCIS seems backlogged these days. Be patient. If you have a criminal record it may take even longer.
It seems the USCIS is a little busy these days. It would normally take up to 90 days but perhaps it's longer now given the heavy caseload.
You can self petition for the EB1 which is the primary benefit. Your employer will have nothing to do with it. Whether your employer can recover...
A green card will not protect him from deportation. If he has a criminal record, he can possibly be deported. You should search out Legal Aid or...
If you record is clean, 5-8 months generally. However, if you have a criminal record it will likely take a good deal longer.
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