How come my fiancee cannot petition me yet a fiancee visa while he have already a green card?
Answer:
Because he is not a CITIZEN.
A "green card" is not something that allows you to pass "GO" and entry into the United States. It only gives HIM the right to be in this country for a set reason and time. After a number of years, he then has to pass a test and become an American citizen before he could even think of attempting to get you a visa as his "fiancee".
If you are thinking of coming to the USA on a fiancee visa, that requires the petitioner to be a US citizen. It is not enough just to hold a Green Card. By definition, a Green Card holder is not a citizen.
You two have to get married first. He can only file for his family or spouse.
Only citizens can file fiancee petitions, not green card holders.
he have agreen card only...He is not a citizen that is the problem...Is a priviledge that a US citizen grant to their citizens
Petitions for a fiance (K-1 visa) and a spouse (K-3 visa) are only able to be filed by a US Citizen. Both these visas are non-immigrant visas.
However, if you are married, he can file the I-130 petition as a permanent resident. This petition leads to an Immigrant Visa, but there is a long wait for a visa number to become available with your US spouse being a permanent resident. You will however have a jump start on the process as the petition can be upgraded to that of a USC once your husband gains citizenship.
Because it's not allowed by law. If you were married he could petition you, but the wait for a visa is over 5 years.
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