Q: I am an American citizen and I want to marry an Indian guy. We been know for an year. He is here on F1 status.
Ours is a homosexual relationship and I am student how does our marriage help him get a green card.?
A: Same sex marriages are now recognized by USCIS for green card purposes. I have handled cases like this myself and have not had any problems with the immigration office. The best way to proceed would be to get married and file for the green card, just as with any other marriage relationship. All states are now required by law to perform and recognize same sex marriages.
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