Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

Yes, you'll want to get married then apply for the adjustment of status.

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To speed up the process, you have to get married first and then submit all applications concurrently to the USCIS with the affidavit of support, medical, all filing fees and supporting documents. All applications are submitted by mail. If you forget something, it will delay processing of your case.

If she doesn't have a 2-year foreign residency requirement, she can apply for adjustment of status (green card). Otherwise, she will need to either meet this requirement or have it waived.

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You must be married, and then all sponsorship paperwork such as petition for alien relative (to be signed by the U.S. citizen spouse), the adjustment of status application along with employment authorization and advance parole document applications (to be signed by the immigrant spouse), etc. should be filed concurrently, and your spouse will be able to remain and adjust status in the U.S.

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You should go ahead and file adjustment of status. If you want to avoid any issues I will highly recommend hiring a good immigration lawyer. Our law firm has served many in the Bay Area CA.

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