how soon can a green card holder bring her husband to america?

[x86diaspora 0]

Thank you SusieQQQ, 

It's a choice not a must...

However, despite the fact that I; the petitioner has filed for citizenship.....  in addition, taking into consideration  average timeline for N400 to citizenship (8 months) my personal naturalization timeline is currently estimated to be 14months.

So, you have a valid point and it makes sense to file as a LPR.

However,  heavens know why USCIS/NVC is making wait times for Nigerians longer, please bear in mind that the person asking the question is a Nigerian with LPR, so am I.  

 

[HRQX 4,145]

26 minutes ago, x86diaspora said:

please bear in mind that the person asking the question is a Nigerian with LPR, so am I.

Note that OP just recently immigrated so OP is still years away from being eligible to file Form N-400. Thus why after marriage Form I-130 should be filed ASAP to start F2A process.

Edited August 26, 2021 by HRQX

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

26 minutes ago, x86diaspora said:

heavens know why USCIS/NVC is making wait times for Nigerians longer,

Huh? Everyone has delays. It’s not a Nigerian issue. 

[SalishSea 17,834]

2 hours ago, x86diaspora said:

Dear Omowunmi,

According to USCIS, 

 

There are no fiancé visas available for foreign nationals wishing to marry U.S. permanent residents. Fiancé visas are available only to people coming to the U.S. to marry U.S. citizens.

 

That been said,  my best advice is to plan visiting regularly until you become a citizen, after then you can file for your spouse.  I say this because I am a green card holder too.... my spouse and I  are currently 2years 3 months since we started the petition, we are close to finalize... however we are still looking at 4 months at most before my spouse can be called for interview.   Think twice before you file.  The 2 years is just an estimate, it is not definite.

She won't even be eligible to become a US citizen for five years.