Visas and Green Cards Based on Marriage to a U.S. Green Card Holder

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A foreign-born person who marries a U.S. lawful permanent resident (green card holder) has a right to a U.S. green card -- but not right away. The person becomes what's known as a preference relative, and can only receive a green card when one becomes available. And because of annual limits on the number available, the waiting list can be years long.

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