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Terry Russell

Posted 7 months ago

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Can my spouse also get a green card if I apply from H-1B?
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Antoine Hughes

Answered 7 months ago

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Your spouse may qualify for lawful permanent resident status as a derivative beneficiary if you are pursuing a green card through an employment-based category while maintaining valid H-1B status.

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Rochelle Cooper

Answered 7 months ago

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If you're applying for a green card through your H-1B employment, your spouse can be included in the process as your dependent. This means they may be eligible to apply for a green card based on your approved petition, as long as your application falls under an employment-based immigrant category and your relationship is legally recognized.

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Marlon Patterson

Answered 7 months ago

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Yes, your spouse can apply for a green card as your dependent if you are applying for one through H-1B status. Once your Form I-140 is approved and your priority date is current according to the visa bulletin, your spouse can file Form I-485 as a derivative applicant. This allows your spouse to adjust status and obtain a green card based on your employment-based petition.

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