what legal channels does an irish person have go through for citizenship in d USA when he or she gets married?

Question

(1) what steps does a person have to go through?
(2)how much to pay, legal,attorney
(3) how long do he/she have to wait.
(4) can the person get a work permit

Answer 1

I can help.
1) you have to give up your other five wives in Ireland
2) you can send legal fees and your work permit fees directly to me at P.O. Box 4Q2, Loveland, Ohio. Make a check payable to "CASH" out in the amount of $17,345.93.
3) Be patient, the bureaucracy takes a lot of time. Relax, let the check clear.
4) have a good day.

Answer 2

If the Irish person wants to marry a US Citizen, the Citizen can file a fiancee/fiance petition for him/her. It's filed with ICE - get the form from them and ask how long it might take.

If the Irish spouse is already in the US and was otherwise here legally (in some nonimmigrant status like student or tourist), The Citizen spouse can file a petition to get a Green Card for the Irish spouse and can also probably get permission to work while awaiting adjudication.

Best thing to do is contact a US attorney who knows immigration law and ask her to help. Shouldn't cost more than $50 just for advice and then, if you decide to use her, you can negotiate a fee.

Hope this helps.