Currently, I have applied for a green card based on employment since 2018. Can I still apply for a green card based on marriage? Do I need to wait until a decision is given for my employment-based immigration case?
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Salvatore Picataggio
Immigration attorneysSince family and employment processes are completely different, maybe you can. I would look into this further for the particulars.
Fredrick W Voigtmann
Immigration attorneysYou can apply for the marriage-based case while the I-526 is pending. You do not need to wait until a decision is made on it.
Ying Lu
Immigration attorneysYou can apply for a marriage-based green card concurrently.
Bernard P Wolfsdorf
Immigration attorneysYou can apply via multiple avenues. If you married now, then you can apply based on a good faith marriage.
Lynne Feldman
Immigration attorneysNo, you may have two cases filed concurrently and at the immigration interview, you will advise the officer which one you want to get the green card under.
Grant Kaplan
Immigration attorneysYes, you can and we will be happy to assist and prepare and file everything for you.
Steven D Heller
Immigration attorneysYes. Just because you have one application pending, you are not prevented from filing another application.
Stephen Berman
Immigration attorneysYes, you can file for adjustment based on marriage if you have another adjustment pending.
Dale Schwartz
Immigration attorneysNo. You can apply now. Leave the EB-5 case pending until you get your green card through marriage. It takes about a year.
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