B-2 Tourist Visa Entry | Two Prior Divorces | Married a U.S. Citizen Three Months After Entry | Marriage-Based Green Card Approved in Three Months
July 24, 2026
B-2 Tourist Visa Entry | Two Prior Divorces | Married a U.S. Citizen Three Months After Entry | Marriage-Based Green Card Approved in Three Months
Facts
Entered the United States on a B-2 tourist visa. Previously divorced twice. Married a U.S. citizen three months after entry. Filed for a marriage-based green card.
Timeline
- Entered on B-2 visa
- Married U.S. citizen after three months
- Filed marriage-based green card application
- Green card approved three months after filing
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