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How to get started on green card process?

Hello everyone, I have been searching the internet and some Reddit threads and I have not found much information to help me out. Me and my wife got married 2 weeks ago. We have been dating for about 3 years and she has always known about my Daca status and has been very supportive about it. Now that we are married she is insisting that we start the process so that I might be able to get my green card before my daca expires which is November of next year (2022). I had several questions

•is it too soon to start the process?

•how long does the process usually take?

•would it be something we can do ourselves or is a lawyer needed? (I have no criminal history and have never been in any trouble with the law)

•and lastly should I apply for advance parole first since I am here with under unlawful status?

Thank you in advance for any answers and suggestions.

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