Legal Question in Immigration Law in Oklahoma

The fees paid on the second stage of this immigration process are $400 and $70, which are paid to the NVC whenever they notify you about the second part of the process.

If you are not a US citizen, but a green card holder, then waiting for about 4 years seems to be correct.

If you husband used to live in the USA and was deported, as it seems you have implied in your post, then the situation might be much more complicated than merely filing the I-130 and waiting for a visa approval. You need to consult your lawyer, as it seems that you have one, or another lawyer (and not a 'notario').

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