visa for spouse of a green card holder

[Monash]

Hi!

I recently got married to a GC holder who is not residing in US since 3 years but makes an annual visit for a few days. I wish to visit my cousin in US. He has been there since 2002 and will be sponsoring my trip.
Considering my husband's status, what is the best possible procedure that I need to follow in order to get a visitor's visa?

Thanks.

 

[kittenKat]

Sorry to say that, but most probably not. The only way to go for you is visitor visa, but most probably you'll be denied because of your marriage.

 

[Triple Citizen]

Your spouse has most likely lost his/her GC status by now. You will need to apply for a B-2 visit using form DS-156.

I recently got married to a green card holder who is not residing in US since 3years but does make an annual visit. I wish to visit my cousin in US who has been residing there since 7 years.

 

[Jackolantern]

He should officially surrender his GC and apply for a tourist visa. Then his having a GC would no longer be an obstacle for you to obtain your own visa to visit.