Can You Add a Spouse After I-140 Approval? | Green Card Family Options Explained

Описание: 💍 Got your I-140 approved and wondering if your spouse can still be added to your Green Card process? The good news is—yes, you can! But timing, status, and the path you choose matter.

In this video, immigration attorney Gertrude Onuoha explains exactly how to add your spouse after your EB-1 or EB-2 I-140 petition is approved, and what steps to take depending on your case type and whether you're inside or outside the U.S.

💼 What You’ll Learn:
🔹 Can you include your spouse after I-140 approval?
🔹 How does it work if you're filing I-485 vs. consular processing?
🔹 What documents are required for your spouse?
🔹 Can your spouse get work authorization too?
🔹 Mistakes to avoid that could delay or jeopardize your case

✅ Whether you're applying through EB-2 NIW, PERM, or EB-1A, this video will help you understand how to bring your spouse along the Green Card journey.

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