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    I am a canadian citizen and I just got married last weekend in the US. My husband is a US citizen and is currently doing his residency. I have yet to start the process and dont want to delay it by doing it incorrectly. Having read some of the comments, I think the first step would be to fill the I-130 application. At this time I do not need a visa to enter the US. Will I have a problem once we submit the application. I have a job here in canada and do not want to move there till I am able to find a job and work there. Does financial stability play a role in getting the visa since my husband had his educational loans to pay off. would appreciate any help i can get

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    you have a couple of options
    1.he can apply i-130 and i-485 concurrent which will give you an approximate 9 months( that is if all goes smooth) of time before you get your green card.
    2.he can apply a wife visa or fiancee visa not sure how long that takes to get approved
    3.if you can get a job offer in the U.S which gets you a TN visa then apply for your i-130+i-485

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      Apply for I-130

      Originally posted by melp View Post
      I am a canadian citizen and I just got married last weekend in the US. My husband is a US citizen and is currently doing his residency. I have yet to start the process and dont want to delay it by doing it incorrectly. Having read some of the comments, I think the first step would be to fill the I-130 application. At this time I do not need a visa to enter the US. Will I have a problem once we submit the application. I have a job here in canada and do not want to move there till I am able to find a job and work there. Does financial stability play a role in getting the visa since my husband had his educational loans to pay off. would appreciate any help i can get
      Yes you can apply for I-130 and get the new green card once you get the job you can stay happitly in U.S.

      Regards

      Robert Shapiro


      Disclaimer

      This is not lawful advise and taking this an own risk

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