Indiana  |  Immigration Law

Your fiance cannot get a green card immediately after marriage. The wait time after you file the initial petition would be about 4-5 years.

You didn't say when you became the LPR, but by staying in India most of the time and only visiting the USA once a year, it appears that you are not eligible to apply for US citizenship yet, and therefore can't naturalize in order to speed up the immigration process for your fiance.

Your fiance will need to maintain any other valid non-immigrant status (e.g. L visa) in USA while waiting for the priority date (4-5 years).

Your future wife/husband can't apply for adjustment of status or a work permit because he/she is not eligible for it yet.

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