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I moved to the US in 2014 on an L1-A visa, and my wife and I got married in 2015.
After we got married, we filed for her L2 and she continued to work back in our home country until her EAD was approved and she found a job in the US.
While she was not able to find a job in my city, she found a job in another state and has been working there for a few months. We maintain two separate residences since she lives far away (250 mi).
We see each other every other week on the weekends and we talk and email everyday. Credit cards and bank accounts are jointly held.
We are thinking about applying for I-485 and I-140 for green cards under EB-1C. The company is supportive of the application.
I expect we will need to convince during the interview that we have a bona-fide marriage and will include receipts and emails to help support. Once we have them we would move back together, including finding new jobs if needed.
Do you think we will be OK? Do you foresee any other issues?
After we got married, we filed for her L2 and she continued to work back in our home country until her EAD was approved and she found a job in the US.
While she was not able to find a job in my city, she found a job in another state and has been working there for a few months. We maintain two separate residences since she lives far away (250 mi).
We see each other every other week on the weekends and we talk and email everyday. Credit cards and bank accounts are jointly held.
We are thinking about applying for I-485 and I-140 for green cards under EB-1C. The company is supportive of the application.
I expect we will need to convince during the interview that we have a bona-fide marriage and will include receipts and emails to help support. Once we have them we would move back together, including finding new jobs if needed.
Do you think we will be OK? Do you foresee any other issues?
