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As a US citizen, you can petition the US government for your husband's immigration. You do that from anywhere in the world by filing an I-130 petition with the USCIS. It costs $420 and takes about 5 months to be processed.

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m... Thereafter the petition goes to the National Visa Center (NVC) in New Hampshire and they will contact you for the mandatory Affidavit of Support. Since the US government needs to make sure that no foreigner becomes a public charge, every intending immigrant needs a sponsor. The form for this is I-864 and you'll need to make at least $19,912 after taxes, assuming you have no dependents, such as children, to qualify.

The larger your “household” size, the higher your income has to be. http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.p... What they want to see is your latest US income tax return, even if your income has been earned abroad. If your income is not sufficient, you will need either a co-sponsor, or you can make up for it with assets at the rate of 1:3.

After that's been taken care of, the entire package goes to the US consulate in the DR, and they will ask for paperwork, a medical, police reports, and schedule an interview. If that goes well, he'll receive a CR-1 visa (married less than 2 years) or an IR-1 visa (married 2 years or longer) and has thereafter up to 6 months to "activate" it. The process takes about a year from start to finish.

You file for a spousal visa SPOUSAL VISA http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en...

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