Overstaying Spouse Immigration Guide

Summary

As a U.S. Permanent resident, you can petition for your overstaying spouse by filing Form I-130. Your spouse may be eligible for an adjustment of status to become a permanent resident. If ineligible, they might need to leave the U.S. And apply for an immigrant visa. Consult with an immigration attorney for personalized advice.

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Immigration case
Hello Melissa, could you please provide more details about your immigration case? Are you applying for a visa, seeking asylum, or facing deportation? Also, could you please let me know your current location?
My husband is overstay and I'm a permanent resident
Hello Melissa, thank you for sharing. Just to clarify, are you based in the United States? The process for an overstaying spouse can differ depending on the location.
Yes
Explanation: As a permanent resident in the U.S., you can petition for your overstaying spouse.
- File Form I-*, Petition for Alien Relative.
- Your spouse may be eligible for an "adjustment of status" to become a permanent resident.
- If ineligible, they might need to leave the U.S and apply for an immigrant visa.
Please consult with an immigration attorney.