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Your help would be most appreciated as these forms are most confusing. Here are the pertinent matters in my case:
1) I have been living in the US for twenty years and have a permanent resident (green) card.
2) I used to be married until sixteen years ago when my wife died in the US. I do not have her death certificate or know the date she died. This may become a problem as I see a form asking for the information.
3) I married one year ago in Trinidad, which is where I am originally from. My wife does not have a social security number or an A Number or any other number. She does have a nonimmigrant VISA but rarely travels. I am living in the US without her. I would like for her to be able to move here and live here with me in the US.
4) I have income that is about $14,700 annually as a cashier. I think this brings me just over 30% above the poverty level as an individual. My wife is a meatcutter and would work if she came here.
It has been suggested to me that it would be easier for me to become a naturalized citizen first and that way there wouldn't be a delay for her but I don't know which forms need to come first, etc. I would like to do this as quickly as possible. Thank you for any help you can provide!
(@#%$ writing for Paul, who has no access to the Internet)
1) I have been living in the US for twenty years and have a permanent resident (green) card.
2) I used to be married until sixteen years ago when my wife died in the US. I do not have her death certificate or know the date she died. This may become a problem as I see a form asking for the information.
3) I married one year ago in Trinidad, which is where I am originally from. My wife does not have a social security number or an A Number or any other number. She does have a nonimmigrant VISA but rarely travels. I am living in the US without her. I would like for her to be able to move here and live here with me in the US.
4) I have income that is about $14,700 annually as a cashier. I think this brings me just over 30% above the poverty level as an individual. My wife is a meatcutter and would work if she came here.
It has been suggested to me that it would be easier for me to become a naturalized citizen first and that way there wouldn't be a delay for her but I don't know which forms need to come first, etc. I would like to do this as quickly as possible. Thank you for any help you can provide!
(@#%$ writing for Paul, who has no access to the Internet)
