Bernard P Wolfsdorf
Immigration AttorneyIf you were married at the time you got your green card, s/he is eligible as a derivative. But now you have to file a family-based petition.
I recently got my conditional green card based on an EB-5 investment. If I happen to get married in the near future, can he also get a conditional green card based on my investment? What would be his options?
If you were married at the time you got your green card, s/he is eligible as a derivative. But now you have to file a family-based petition.
They can receive residence based on sponsorship from you.
After you get married, you can file a Form I-130 petition (along with all required evidence related to the bona fide nature of your marriage) seeking residency status for your spouse. The process differs depending on whether the spouse is lawfully in the U.S. at the time of application or whether they are outside of the United States.
Your spouse would not be eligible to apply for a green card based on your EB-5 case. He/she would either need to apply as the spouse of a green card holder or through any other way he might be eligible such as employment sponsorship or other.
You may file an FB-2a family-based petition for your future spouse. It will not be related to your investment.