Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
immigration law
I have been naturalized U.S. Citizen for 5 years, but have been living outside of the country for the last 3.5 years. I am thinking about moving back into United States and working here, and I want to bring my wife into this country. My question is, would I be able to apply for green card for her even though I haven�t had any income and tax return for the past 3 years?
Appreciate your time to answer my question.
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: immigration law
you need to find a co-sponsor with income that of 125% of the povery level. That co-sponsor need to execute I-864 and provide INS with last 3 years income tax retuns.
Re: immigration law
Your question presents interesting dilemma, you can always file paperwork. Whether or not it will go through is a separate issue. I would need to know more about your family and yourself to better answer this question. You are welcome to contact me at your earliest convenience.
JDH
Re: immigration law
If you don't have enough income to sponsor your wife, you can find another person to be the co-sponsor.
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