Green card

[Bleek 0]

Good day every one , I want to ask if my America wife can apply for a green card for me while am not in the united state yet .  my cr1 case was sent back to the USCIS for either revoke or review and until now its to know avail , its up to a year or more now . I need to be with my wife .  she just came up with this idea if it will work out for us . this is why am asking if my wife can get a Green card for me while am not there yet.  Someone shud please answer me

Edited September 27, 2019 by Bleek

[Austin 25]

How is that even possible?

[Dashinka 24,505]

Not sure she can file a second petition for a spousal visa while one is still active.

[Unlockable 7,314]

If you are asking strictly about filing for a green card.... then no. It is not gonna happen. You need to be in the US to get a green card so you would need a visa first.

 

Unfortunately, you are going to have to wait it out. A non-immigrant visa, like a visitor visa, is highly unlikely. Another spousal visa will only end up in the same spot you are in now.

 

[Bleek 0]

Thank you all for your information and I really appreciate it. But would they ever reaffirm my case and send it back , does the USCIS ever send cases back . please I need true answer for this .

[payxibka 10,045]

3 minutes ago, Bleek said:

Thank you all for your information and I really appreciate it. But would they ever reaffirm my case and send it back , does the USCIS ever send cases back . please I need true answer for this .

It happens and is based on individual fact and circumstances,  so it is not predictable 

[Lil bear 4,216]

4 minutes ago, Bleek said:

Thank you all for your information and I really appreciate it. But would they ever reaffirm my case and send it back , does the USCIS ever send cases back . please I need true answer for this .

Yes they do. She can contact her congressional representative and see if they are able to assist with getting information on its status .. but it’s highly  likely that you will need to wait put the process. She could live in your country  while you wait ...