Q: Hi I am a Indian citizen Green card holder , so want to my daughter marriage on phone it’s acceptable & legal or else ?

A: There are particular rules governing the recognition of marriage. You should consult directly with an immigration lawyer.

A: It is not possible to have a legally binding marriage ceremony over the phone in California or under U.S. federal law. In order for a marriage to be legally recognized, the couple must have a physical ceremony in the presence of an authorized officiant, such as a judge, religious leader, or authorized government official.

If you are interested in sponsoring your daughter's spouse for a visa, you will need to file an immigrant petition on their behalf with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This typically involves submitting various forms and supporting documents, such as evidence of your relationship with your daughter and her spouse, financial sponsorship documents, and proof of the spouse's eligibility for a visa.

Once the immigrant petition is approved, the spouse will need to go through additional steps to obtain their visa, including a medical examination, background checks, and an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate in their home country. The exact requirements and process can vary depending on the specific type of visa being sought and other factors.

It's important to consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can guide you through the process and help ensure that you are meeting all the necessary requirements. An attorney can also help you navigate any legal or logistical challenges that may arise along the way.