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I have a Greencard and few months ago I got married here in the USA, my fiancée was here on the B-2 visa. The she went home; we did not file I-130 because I was told the processing time is 3-5 years and it will be faster to me to become US Citizen and get her on K visa or so. Now my wife is back into the USA on the same B-2 visa, and we are looking for the possibilities to keep her here in a legal status until I will get USC. Someone who appears to be knowledgeable told me that, in our situation, I can file I-130 for my wife simultaneously with the filing of I-485 and this will allow my wife to stay here legally until I-130 will be approved or until I will get the USC. This person said this is possible to do because my wife is already legally here in the USA. All this sounds a bit strange for me and the immigration lawyer that we consulted did not mention about this I-130/I-485 possibility, although we did not ask directly about it. Could this "I-130/I-485 plan" really work, i.e. legalize my wife's presence in the USA? I have never heard about it and it sounds too simple to be true. Any comments are appreciated, TIA, Andrei
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