Re: Marriage to permanent resident in process of being natur

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Dear Maria,

You should be OK, as it seems you will get your green card
application filed befor your E-2 expires. Be sure to collect
pictures, joint documents, etc. starting now so that the green
card interview for you will not be difficult.

If you need further information on marriage green card cases,
please check out my detailed FAQ's at
http://www.needimmigrationhelp.com/faq.htm#FAQ.C

Good luck and feel free to contact me
athttp://www.needimmigrationhelp.com/contact-form.htm
if you have more questions.

Sincerely,
Lena Korial-Yonan, Esq.
US Immigration Attorney
Jacksonville Fl
http://www.needimmigrationhelp.com

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On 4/19/10, maria wrote:
> He can always upgrade his status from "resident"
> to "citizen."
> On 8/19/09, Rebecca wrote:
>> My fiance is currently a permanent resident in the process
>> of getting his citizenship. He submitted the paperwork
> about
>> 1 month ago, has already gotten his fingerprints done, and
>> we are assuming it will probably take close to a year for
>> him to be naturalized.
>>
>> I live in the US under an E-2 dependent visa, which will
>> expire in 13 months, when I turn 21.
>>
>> We are planning on getting married in 6 months, at which
>> time my fiance will probably not be naturalized yet. Is it
>> possible to simply wait to file my adjustment of status
>> until he is naturalized? This would possibly be 6 months
>> after the wedding, perhaps only a couple of months before I
>> am due to leave the US.
>>
>> Would this cause problems? Any advice would be greatly
>> appreciated.

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