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a marriage green card depends on the
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status
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of your petitioning spouse
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a marriage petition if it comes from a
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u.s
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citizen that process is a little bit
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shorter
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it can take 9 to 12 months sometimes it
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can take longer depending on the
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circumstances
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if it’s coming from a lawful permanent
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resident petitioner
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that process takes longer than a
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process from a u.s citizen’s spouse
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Miami, FL immigration attorney Ruth Jean shares how long it takes to get a marriage green card. She notes that the timeline for obtaining a marriage-based green card depends on the status of the petitioning spouse. When the petition comes from a U.S. citizen, the process is generally shorter—typically taking around nine to twelve months, though it can take longer depending on individual circumstances. However, if the petition is filed by a lawful permanent resident, the process usually takes longer than it would for a U.S. citizen’s spouse.
