I have seen her in person, when I lived in Sweden. My job moved me here to America, and my girlfriend is having trouble with getting a Visa to get here to America. What should I do?
123421
If you have the means...you travel.  But don't give up on the Visa.  Keep trying for it!
292536
check with the laws on it... you may have an issue as most visas do have a time frame involved.Check with the place you got your visa
494132
talk to your lawyer. call immigrations. here is a # to ice in case she is illegal 1-800-347-2423. why don't you ask to see her green card.
149460
It will not work.  Your friend is crazy.  She would have dual citizenship.
79319
If she didn't have the correct type of Visa, they could have deported her for working.  I have never heard of anyone being deported because INS (Immigration Naturalization Service) said the person was here to work.  Doesn't make sense...Need more information...
2633
That may not be so easy. I am not a lawyer, but I had to study this a lot not so long ago because of my status (today, legal alien, permanent resident). First, you never mentioned how she got into the country. Is she legal? Is she a permanent legal resident?
324941
She may seek a US permanent residency based on such cirumstances and legitimate and Humanity ground, if this is whats wants.\nConsider cosulting an immigration layer.
181287
I assume you both are living in the US and that she came here from Norway to study?\n\nThe most obvious reason for why a Norwegian girl of 23 years old would leave her American boyfriend is that she is here temporarily and plan to go back to Norway after she graduates. In this situation she might have made the decision not to get too attached to one particular guy (even before she met you). It would take more than what you are probably used to from American girls to start a truly committed, longterm relationship.\n\nTo get her back you will have to convince her that you are "the one". If you think it's unlikely that you will stay together forever, let it go....\n\nGood luck!\n\nNorwegian girl still living in the US (arrived here when I was 23)
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Be friends first!! Dont just think you can dive into a relationship and expect it to work. Get to know eachother really well. I met my fiance in a online chat room. We were friends first for a few years, now we're planning on getting married soon. I live in Canada and hes in the USA. We get to see eachother in person every few months, and talk on the phone everynight and use our webcams as much as possible. So this new girl you've met could end up being someone you want to spend your life with. Just take it slow. Nothing just happens overnight. As far as wanting to see eachother. Dont just think either you or her have to move to be with eachother. Long distance relationships do and can work out. All depends on you and the other person. If it does turn out that you want to spend your life with this girl, theres options. You can have her move to the US to be with you, or you move there. Right now, I'm waiting on my fiance visa to move to the USA, so thats an option for you. I dont know how the government in the Phillipines works, but thats something you can look into. Remember, one step at a time. Best of luck to ya!
228417
How about you stay out there and stop bringing immagrants to our country. They only come to scrounge off the state. Did you pay her to marry you? Not normal love if she aint even met ur family yet, Bless you lol
290498
I have a fiancee' in another country, and can relate to what you and your boyfriend are going through. \n\nIt is extremely difficult to maintain a relationship at such a long distance. My fiancee' and I have dedicated our hearts and our lives to each other. We both are doing everything we can to bring each other physically back together again.  It has required incredible commitment from both of us to go through all that we have so far.\n\nYour relationship, unfortunately, has doubt and commitment issues fro what you have described. Such issues are tough enough to deal with when you are face-to-face let alone being thousands of miles apart. Assuming that one of you lives in America, dealing with the immigration and visa issues is going to be a task and huge commitment in itself. ANY doubt of commitment is going to show through when you two deal with these issues.\n\nIn my opinion, you need to bluntly find out if your boyfriend is actually willing to commit his life to you, and a good test is for him to work on getting a fiancee' visa for you to visit him or vice versa. If he is serious about getting married, then he will need to do this sooner or later. If he is not willing to commit at least to that, then there is no need to continue the relationship. \n\nGood luck to you!
11051
I don't know if this will help at all but I know there are two stories I'd like to share first one is I was in canada not to long ago and this girl spoke to me in french ... not to well may I say but she pointed to her camera so I was like ok she wants me to take her picture so I did so and at the end she said thank you in french but and I responded with your welcome wich got her off gaurd and she was like hey you speak enlish and I'm like americans tend to speak that and then we talked for like an hour then we agree to meet up later and well I don't need to discuss later needless to say she's back in australia. Another story. I had just move to hollywood  ..... like 6 months ago lol and I saw this girl and I was like wow she's absolutely gorgeous I mean she wasn't in todays standard but I thought she was she had really short hair ... shorter than mine like 1/4 of an inch and this really cute smile and I saw her with this camera and I thought of going up to her and saying something but I was to nervous so a minute later she walked up to me which was a suprise but she came up and asked me if she could take my picture and I was like yeah sure where do you want me we talked for a little while and then I asked her out to eat if she wasn't busy so we went to dennys ... jsut to find out she's vegan haha. but we talked for like 3 hours and sadly I found out she was moving to oregon in a couple of days and then after that back home to chicago but although we only spent one night talking I think she has ment more to me than any girl I've ever dated and we didn't even date haha but if she had asked me to move to oregon with he I would of. any way hope it helps Mike
673494
The only person that has that answe is her. Go see her and ask her what is up. Ever thought maybe she doesn't want to leave her state. Maybe she would like for you to move there. Good luck!
529875
How many more times will you ask this question?  Twice here, and also as "Monsoon05" and as "Answer pleasee"? Do you think the answer will change? And I notice you're stealing from your wife, too - you are pretty good at lying and playing games with the system. \n\nWhen people write to complain that they can't get a visa to come to the US, or there are long delays in their cases, it is because of people like you who have intentionally lied to get some sort of immigration benefit from the US government.\n\nYou lied that you were not married so it would be easier to get an H1b visa, then you bought a fraudulent marriage certificate to support your claim, then you applied for your wife to come to the US and now she is leaving you and you are afraid of your past deeds - good! You are an example of everything that is wrong with our immigration system - the loop holes and technicalities that are exploited by citizens of other countries, who then enter the US and lie again to get other benefits to which they are not entitled, then cheat on their taxes, so that someone else is paying for everything. In this case, I hope for nothing more, or less, than karma.
21721
You can petition her as a fiance. It is probably best to get a lawyer. My husband is from Mexico and he entered the country illegally, we married here and I petitioned him as my husband, he had to pay extra and write a statement apologizing for entering this way. I chose to join him in Mexico during his waiting time (5 mos) because he was not allowed to leave his country. He is now living here as a permanent resident, he can work legally and in 2 more years he can try to become a citizen.
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I married a Filipina. And let me give you some serious advice,. If I had a choice to do it all over again I would not do it. Not because I don’t love my wife because I do very much. but the amount of crap and time and money and aggravation you have to go through with the INS .. it simply is not worth it. I truly honestly don’t know how anyone ever emigrates to the US at all anymore. This has been a total nightmare. Please be forewarned. It is not an easy thing. It takes many many years to resolve. I married my wife over in the Philippines 4 years ago. And it took us about a year for me to get her to the US.. and once she was over here. It was truly a night mare as there are so many forms to fill out and on top of that the incompetence of the INS is just unreal. I think that all the stupid people in the world have been employed there. You will never get the same answer two times and are forced to send them more money for things that were their mistakes to begin with. Just letting you know. it is not all roses.
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I live in Sweden too, where exactly do you live? Well all I can say is just apply to an english school, because as long as they find out you're American it's gonna be much easier for you.