⏳ Marriage-Based Green Card Timeline EXPLAINED (Inside vs. Outside the U.S.) ⏳

👉 “How long will this take?” The answer depends on WHERE you apply from — and the difference can be HUGE. Here’s what you need to know 👇 Adjustment of Status (Inside the U.S.) ✔️ You apply from within the U.S. ✔️ You MUST have a legal entry (visa, parole, etc.) ⏱️ Most applicants receive their green card in about 6 months 🌍 Consular Processing (Outside the U.S.) This process happens in stages — and timing varies: 1️⃣ I-130 Processing; ⏱️ About 12–18 months 2️⃣ National Visa Center (NVC); ⏱️ About 2–3 months to become documentarily qualified 3️⃣ Consulate Interview Stage; ⏱️ This is where timelines vary dramatically based on the country 👉 For example: ✔️ In the UK, interviews can be scheduled in as little as 1–2 months ❗ But in countries like Bangladesh, it can take up to 3 YEARS ⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are from one of the “75 country pause” countries, your case may move forward normally… 🚫 But the visa can be refused at the interview stage, even after all that waiting. 💡 Bottom line: There is NO universal timeline — your case depends heavily on your location, entry history, and current immigration policies. 👍 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into U.S. immigration laws! I generally focus on family-based green cards and naturalization, but also discuss changes in immigration law/policy. We accept cases nationwide! 📞 Contact Us: (914) 885-3961 🌐 Visit Our Website: https://darianlaw.com/schedule-a-cons... This is an attorney advertisement. Darian Immigration Law, PC Pouyan Darian, Esq. 275 Route 304 Suite 300 Bardonia, NY 10954