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no, not correct, it is since she became a green card holder. the green card has the date, resident since. that's the date she starts counting with
 
she has to be married for 3 years and be a resident for 3 years. she can apply for citizenship 90 days before her 3 years.
 
 

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no, not correct, it is since she became a green card holder. the green card has the date, resident since. that's the date she starts counting with
 
she has to be married for 3 years and be a resident for 3 years. she can apply for citizenship 90 days before her 3 years.
 
 

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i864 is for the sponsor/petitioner, and the i864A is for the his or her household member
if the petitioner doesn't make enough, the household member can combine income in order to complete the poverty guidelines
why do you ask?

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nope, but you will file the i864W because once she enters the US with her visa, she will derive citizenship through her father
 
 
 
 

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nope, he will need an i864 since they don't live at the same address any more
 
 

she can live wherever she wants to, within the US
 
 

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possible  to get a green card through a US spouse, yes, but not the way you want to, the way you want to isn't possible, a green card is for living in the US, for reunification
 
if you're not going to move here permanently, then there is no reason for a GC
 
 

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yes, do not do any type of ceremony in her country. 
 
 

hi, nope she won't be an immediate relative, because her biological father, your husband would have had to been a USC before she turned 21. since she already is over 21, she would change category from F2B to F1, unmarried children over 21 of a USC, having years to wait.
 

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5 year, you will apply because you have been a resident for over 5 years
 
 

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the removal of conditions is in 2 years, 90 days before the green card expires, you will fill out the i751 and send it with payment and evidence that your marriage is still bona fide after 2 years to get the 10 year green card
 
 

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the removal of conditions is in 2 years, 90 days before the green card expires, you will fill out the i751 and send it with payment and evidence that your marriage is still bona fide after 2 years to get the 10 year green card
 
 

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neither. the i485 is for adjustment of status, which isn't the case, they don't qualify for adjustment of status in the country
 
the document you need is a copy of each other's birth certificate, with translations into English to prove you are siblings
 
the wait can be 14 years or more, up to more than 20 depending on their country of origin
 
no need for tax returns for now. file the i130 for each sibling, with payment and documents. and then forget about the petition. it will take many years for the i130 to be approved.
 
 

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the i1864 and yes, one for each one
 
separate petitions need separate forms
 
 

Hi
 
neither. the i485 is for adjustment of status, which isn't the case, they don't qualify for adjustment of status in the country
 
the document you need is a copy of each other's birth certificate, with translations into English to prove you are siblings
 
the wait can be 14 years or more, up to more than 20 depending on their country of origin
 
no need for tax returns for now. file the i130 for each sibling, with payment and documents. and then forget about the petition. it will take many years for the i130 to be approved.
 
 

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not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent
 
 
 

https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-us-citizens/bringing-parents-live-united-states-permanent-residents
 
petition is filed to bring your step-parent to live in the United States, Form I-130 A copy of your birth certificate showing the names of your birth parents A copy of the civil marriage certificate of your birth parent to your step-parent showing that the marriage occurred before your 18th birthday A copy of any divorce decrees, death certificates, or annulment decrees to show that any previous marriage entered into by your natural or step-parent ended legally

hi
 
not true, USC children can file for stepparents as long as the marriage took place before their 18th birthday, thousands of children have filed for stepparents
 
just as a stepparent can file for a stepchild as long as the marriage took place before his or hers 18th birthday, the same is the other way around, a stepchild can file for a stepparent