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My wife is a non-US citizen (Mexico) but has lived in the US for her entire life as a permanent resident. As in, she was born in a Mexican hospital but was take
by SOLAR_FIELDS 9y ago
My wife is a non-US citizen (Mexico) but has lived in the US for her entire life as a permanent resident. As in, she was born in a Mexican hospital but was taken directly across the border to her home in the United States when she was released to her parents.
It's my understanding that if she ever decides to pursue citizenship that it's generally easier to go the permanent resident qualification route vs. the marriage route. Is this understanding correct?
- corpMaverick 9y agoAs far as I know it is irrelevant. If she is a permanent resident and has lived in the USA for more than 5 years that 's it. I am confused by your question. Are you sure she is a legal permanent resident ?
- SOLAR_FIELDS 9y agoYes, she is a green card holder. My question is only whether the marriage route to citizenship takes more time, effort and money than the route of permanent residency for 5 years.