Gulf Stream, FL Immigration Law Firms & Lawyers

You may petition for your second wife immediately. Recently the FB-2a category was close to current so I would recommend this in case it jumps forward again. In any case the first stage is identical to what is required once you become a U.S. citizen so you are getting that stage out of the way. If you become a U.S. citizen before her Priority Date is current you can upgrade the case easily to immediate relative. For each and every marital filing the burden is on you to prove your current marriage is in good faith. Unless the government determined that your first marriage was fraudulent there is no need to include this evidence but you will be noting the name and date of birth of child. The five year rule you may be thinking of is that you may not file for citizenship until 4 years and 9 months after you became a PR - 90 days before your 5 year anniversary (It would have been 2 years and 9 months if you were still married to a USC). If we can help you with the permanent residency process for your current wife, contact me for a quote on fees, procedures, and timing.

Your wife can sponsor you she is divorced and has remarried you. It may take 4 to 6 months for you to process. The USCIS will review her first marriage to make sure she got her green card properly. We process marriage cases all the time. Feel free to contact me with more details. Thanks. Harun@ksvisalw.com 

You would need to file an I-129F as well as an I-134 for her with immigration. You would need to submit the required documents which are listed on the instructions of each form. The process can take anywhere from 6-12 months before she is able to have an interview at the embassy in Manila. After obtaining the visa, you will have 90 days to marry your fiancee once they enter the US. A lot of people apply on their own and I do not recommend that. One mistake you make and the process gets a lot longer. I suggest you hire an immigration attorney.