Married next to Visitor Visa?
I have a Permanet Resident Card and living in USA. Is it possible to Married with my Fiancee who come in USA with Visitors Visa here?
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Yes, basically file the correct paperwork with CIS. Consult a reputable immigration attorney. It goes faster if you are a US citizen. If you own met the requirements to naturalize, I suggest you do that as well.
Yes you can. My mom did it. Your fiancee can actually stay contained by the united states after the wedding(even if her visa expired) and apply to get her green card. If she stays, she will have to crowd an I-130 form, I-485 and I-765. This will take about 90 days for her to get her green card.
But if she go back after the wedding, she will have to apply for a K-3 visa (this will whip about 3 months), then she will be allow to come in the states. After that she will enjoy to adjust her status to a permanent resident. This process is more expensive and lengthy than staying in the country and applying directly for her green card.
If i remember correctly the person beside the visitors, becomes a permanent resident by ruling. People actually move with visitors visa's and acquire married just to stay in the country.
I surmise your fiance should get a different visa. Contact the embassy.
I do not think that it is good for your fiance to marry you near a visitor visa.
It is actually illegal.
All these answers are totally wrong.
Yes, you can capture married. No, your new spsoue cannot stay in the United States.
You only own a Green Card. It will take nearly 6 years for your spouse to get a visa to live in the United States. She cannot dally in the United States. She cannot stay in the United States past the departure date on her I-94 or she'll be out of status and illegitimately in the country.
If you were a US citizen it would be different (much faster), but you're not.
yes ok. no connection between marriage and visa, i ruminate.
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Yes, basically file the correct paperwork with CIS. Consult a reputable immigration attorney. It goes faster if you are a US citizen. If you own met the requirements to naturalize, I suggest you do that as well.
Yes you can. My mom did it. Your fiancee can actually stay contained by the united states after the wedding(even if her visa expired) and apply to get her green card. If she stays, she will have to crowd an I-130 form, I-485 and I-765. This will take about 90 days for her to get her green card.
But if she go back after the wedding, she will have to apply for a K-3 visa (this will whip about 3 months), then she will be allow to come in the states. After that she will enjoy to adjust her status to a permanent resident. This process is more expensive and lengthy than staying in the country and applying directly for her green card.
If i remember correctly the person beside the visitors, becomes a permanent resident by ruling. People actually move with visitors visa's and acquire married just to stay in the country.
I surmise your fiance should get a different visa. Contact the embassy.
I do not think that it is good for your fiance to marry you near a visitor visa.
It is actually illegal.
All these answers are totally wrong.
Yes, you can capture married. No, your new spsoue cannot stay in the United States.
You only own a Green Card. It will take nearly 6 years for your spouse to get a visa to live in the United States. She cannot dally in the United States. She cannot stay in the United States past the departure date on her I-94 or she'll be out of status and illegitimately in the country.
If you were a US citizen it would be different (much faster), but you're not.
yes ok. no connection between marriage and visa, i ruminate.
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