Teri Camillo

My sister-in-law is an US citizen and is sponsoring my husband ; they filed for a green
card 6 yrs ago ... does it take that long ? how much longer can it take ? he's planning on
getting it , joining the navy , which, so he has been told , would make him a citizen much
faster . Then he'd marry me ( we just live together ) file for a green card for me and our
baby .. he's 27 now and u can only join the navy till 32 ... is there enough time for us
to fulfill our plan ? is there any flaw in our plan we haven't thought of ? how long would
i have to wait in brazil b4 we were reunited once he travels to join the navy ?

thk a lot 4 ur advice

Teri
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Alistair Bell

My sister-in-law is an US citizen and is sponsoring my husband ; they
> filed for a green card 6 yrs ago ... does it take that long ? how much longer can
> it take ?

The waiting list is about 11 years, so you have about another five to go.

> he's planning on getting it , joining the navy , which, so he has been told , would make
> him a citizen much faster . Then he'd marry me ( we just live together ) file for a
> green card for me and our baby ..

He's better marrying you _before_ he gets his GC. Then you and your baby get one too at
the same time. You don't have to wait for him to become a citizen etc.: you _would_ have
to if you married him _after_ he got his GC.

> he's 27 now and u can only join the navy till 32 ... is there enough time for us to
> fulfill our plan ?

Probably not, but it probably doesn't matter, as I explained above.

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Alistair

*IMPORTANT NOTE* I am not a lawyer and do not dispense legal advice. For accurate
information, always consult a good immigration attorney.

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Also keep in mind 80% of applicants are rejected who try to join the service.