Tips to help secure your green card
Nadia Lewis, an Immigration Attorney and Trusted Advisor for WSFL-TV, appeared on Inside South Florida to explain the process for obtaining a green card if an individual, who is a permanent resident, has been married for less than two years.
According to Lewis, if the foreign national is married to a US citizen and has undergone a 485 interview, or has taken part in consular processing, whereby the foreign national goes to the embassy overseas, then a two-year green card will be granted. However, this only applies if the two-year anniversary of the marriage has not yet occurred.
This article provides general information and is not legal advice. Immigration law changes frequently, and information in older articles may be out of date. For advice about your situation, schedule a consultation.