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How does a marriage-based green card application work?

It usually involves Form I-130, supporting evidence, biometrics, and a USCIS interview.

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A marriage based green card application allows a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident to sponsor a spouse for permanent residence. The process typically includes filing Form I-130, submitting additional applications if eligible, completing biometrics, and attending an interview. USCIS reviews both the paperwork and the authenticity of the marriage.

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