Yes, you can book 30 minute call with an attorney for $25 (normally $150 value). 

Yes! Virtual marriages are perfectly acceptable for U.S. spousal green card applications, as long as the couple can show that the marriage was legally sanctioned and consummated. Once married, they’ll have to prove the marriage was consummated. Why? As it stands, for purposes of immigration, U.S. law requires couples to be in the same place when they get married, “unless the marriage shall have been consummated” (see section 101(a)(35) of the Immigration Nationality Act (INA)).

To prove consummation, couples can collect documents showing that they have been physically together for stretches of time between the marriage ceremony and the filing of the green card application. Evidence might include: 

• Signed affidavit provided by the couple
• Signed affidavits provided by the couple’s friends, family, and neighbors
• Time-stamped photos
• Flight itineraries 
• Bills or bank statements containing both spouses’ names
• Hotel reservations

‍To be clear: the newlyweds must prove consummation occurred AFTER the ceremony. 

Normally it’s $150 for a 30 minute call. For a limited time, you can have a 30 minute call for $25.