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Posted on 03 Dec 2010
Q.

Family based GC

I got Employment based GC on Oct.04 2010.
My husband is been in USA since 2001, came with B2 and overstayed.Can I apply for my husband's GC now as a permanent resident or should I wait 5 year to become I citizen.
We have been married since Sep.2008. he works here with his SS# pays taxes for the passed 9 years.
How that process goes?
Can we apply conncurent I130 and I485 or first I130 and when that gets approved for I485

User's Location: detroit, Michigan, United States of America
Category: Family-based Green Card
Posted on 06 Dec 2010
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