If you marry after getting the green card it is a 4-5 year wait, and your marriage will not enable your spouse to qualify for any legal status or enter the US during that time (but the spouse can get an independent visa like H1B).
But if you don't have a green card yet, and marry before getting the green card, your spouse can get a green card at the same time you do (except in certain scenarios such as family-based green card with a GC holder parent as the sponsor).
H1B is for qualified skilled worker which may work. If she is Canadian, then I guess she can try to get TN. Any other way to get person inside US legally?
Another option is to become a Flashy Millionaire and sponsor her green card with 1 Million as an investment to some business entity in USA
Marriage with GC holder decreases to great extent most of the legal ways others can pursue because by marriage to GC holder, you showed immigration intent which will nullify all nonimmigrant and tourist visas. This may be philosophy of GC, study, work, marry ….etc in US
Even if I become a Flashing Millionaire and invest 1 million to sponsor her, she would have immigrant intent issue ?
This immigrant intent thing is also be a problem after I became a Citizen and then sponsor her?
So mmed, you are saying she can only move after Green Card Holder becomes the Citizen (5 yrs). Even if I become a Flashing Millionaire and invest 1 million to sponsor her, she would have immigrant intent issue ? This immigrant intent thing is also be a problem after I became a Citizen and then sponsor her?
But if the marriage occurs before the EB5 GC approval, the spouse will be able to get a green card very quickly, because EB5 is always current.Yes. From whatever category you will get your GC, the spouse will apply under one category only and the waiting time is the same (~5 years) with current data. There is no preference for those under EB5 compared to others.
But if the marriage occurs before the EB5 GC approval, the spouse will be able to get a green card very quickly, because EB5 is always current.