belinda63

I met the requirements working as a waitress. She needs to get a job.

Your wife will have to obtain a job meeting the 125% poverty requirements for your household and/or you will have to obtain a sponsor. The sponsor can be any US citizen or LPR who meets the financial requirements for their family size plus you and whose income is legally obtained from a US source and they live in the US. They do not have to live with you nor even in the same state.

I met the requirements working as a waitress. She needs to get a job.

Your wife will have to obtain a job meeting the 125% poverty requirements for your household and/or you will have to obtain a sponsor. The sponsor can be any US citizen or LPR who meets the financial requirements for their family size plus you and whose income is legally obtained from a US source and they live in the US. They do not have to live with you nor even in the same state.

I met the requirements working as a waitress. She needs to get a job.

Your wife will have to obtain a job meeting the 125% poverty requirements for your household and/or you will have to obtain a sponsor. The sponsor can be any US citizen or LPR who meets the financial requirements for their family size plus you and whose income is legally obtained from a US source and they live in the US. They do not have to live with you nor even in the same state.

I met the requirements working as a waitress. She needs to get a job.

I met the requirements working as a waitress. She needs to get a job.

Your wife will have to obtain a job meeting the 125% poverty requirements for your household and/or you will have to obtain a sponsor. The sponsor can be any US citizen or LPR who meets the financial requirements for their family size plus you and whose income is legally obtained from a US source and they live in the US. They do not have to live with you nor even in the same state.

I met the requirements working as a waitress. She needs to get a job.

Your wife will have to obtain a job meeting the 125% poverty requirements for your household and/or you will have to obtain a sponsor. The sponsor can be any US citizen or LPR who meets the financial requirements for their family size plus you and whose income is legally obtained from a US source and they live in the US. They do not have to live with you nor even in the same state.

Your wife will have to obtain a job meeting the 125% poverty requirements for your household and/or you will have to obtain a sponsor. The sponsor can be any US citizen or LPR who meets the financial requirements for their family size plus you and whose income is legally obtained from a US source and they live in the US. They do not have to live with you nor even in the same state.

Your wife will have to obtain a job meeting the 125% poverty requirements for your household and/or you will have to obtain a sponsor. The sponsor can be any US citizen or LPR who meets the financial requirements for their family size plus you and whose income is legally obtained from a US source and they live in the US. They do not have to live with you nor even in the same state.

Your income cannot be counted since it is not legal. You are not work authorized. You can send in the current appraisal and proof of rental income for your property.

You aren't a resident until your green card is approved. Many people have lived in the US for many, many years but are not eligible to become a citizen because they never had a green card.
The date of resident since is what starts the clock towards your ability to file for citizenship. In other words none of the time you have spent here in the US since arriving counts.

You aren't a resident until your green card is approved. Many people have lived in the US for many, many years but are not eligible to become a citizen because they never had a green card.
The date of resident since is what starts the clock towards your ability to file for citizenship. In other words none of the time you have spent here in the US since arriving counts.

You aren't a resident until your green card is approved. Many people have lived in the US for many, many years but are not eligible to become a citizen because they never had a green card.
The date of resident since is what starts the clock towards your ability to file for citizenship. In other words none of the time you have spent here in the US since arriving counts.

You aren't a resident until your green card is approved. Many people have lived in the US for many, many years but are not eligible to become a citizen because they never had a green card.
The date of resident since is what starts the clock towards your ability to file for citizenship. In other words none of the time you have spent here in the US since arriving counts.

You have an attorney, best to ask them. If USCIS has proof you married your first spouse for the green card, then left him and married another man for a green card most likely you won't get to keep it. Depends what they know and what you can prove.

You have an attorney, best to ask them. If USCIS has proof you married your first spouse for the green card, then left him and married another man for a green card most likely you won't get to keep it. Depends what they know and what you can prove.

You have an attorney, best to ask them. If USCIS has proof you married your first spouse for the green card, then left him and married another man for a green card most likely you won't get to keep it. Depends what they know and what you can prove.

As well as assisting someone in committing identity fraud.

As well as assisting someone in committing identity fraud.

You can file an I-130 for him, but it's not going to help him.
First, overstay is not forgiven for a sibling.
Second, it takes 12 years for his PD to become current. Only when his PD is current and he is in legal status can he benefit from your petition.
There is no way for him to be legal through you at this time. He has to be in legal status. He has to wait 12 years. Otherwise the petition you file for him will be meaningless because of his overstay status.

Please follow the guides. You will require a medical. I suggest you read through the guides, twice, and at least once with the spouse. After that come back here and ask your questions. This is a do it yourself forum so we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have. If you don't feel comfortable doing the process yourself you can seek out an immigration attorney (they can be from any state) to assist you with the paperwork.