how can I get a visa to bring my fiancee to Italy form afrika since I live here in ITALY?
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Go to the italian embassy and ask for proper information mate...\n\nTranslated in Indonesia; Loe pergi ke Embassy Itali dan tanya di sana lah brur....gimana boss kita ini, bisa bingung gitu kao....kedutaan itali ada di menteng brur, ke sana dan periksa lah....oke boss?\n\nYa udah ya gitu aja....ciao
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The K Visa that you want can be obtained from virtually any US embassy or consulate.  Here are the rules; follow them and you will be fine. http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/fiance.htm
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You don't have to get in touch with anyone.  Go to the nearest Schengen country's embassy and apply for a visa.
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I assume you mean in the US?\n\n1.  Find a person to marry.\n2. If they are not already here... get them into the country with a Fiancee visa (there are other types of visa's but a Fiancee visa will save you trouble later since it is considered FRAUD to enter the country with the intent to marry with any other kind of visa, if you met them here it should be ok as long as they didn't leave the country and come back afterwards).\n3.  Get yourself married within 90 days of the date of entry to the US on the Fiancee Visa.\n4.  go to http://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm at the minimum you will need to file forms I-485 and I-130 and any other forms required by the two. You should also file I-765 so they can be employed. These forms will cost over $1000 and take up to 2 years to be fully processed. They should be able to work within 1-2 months though. Do NOT expect for them to be able to travel outside the US untill all the paperwork is finalized, so no honeymoon in paris or anything. Leaving (even with the right paperwork) may cancel all the paperwork in progress and result in a 4-10 year ban from the US.\n\nMake sure you start working on the paperwork BEFORE you get married.. it is complicated and time consuming. Unless you are good with paperwork and detail you may need a lawyer.
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Go to the American Embassy in South Africa and ask.
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you can get married. THEN call the immigration office and ask them what forms you need. That's exactly what me and my husband did. hes from Australia. he was here on a 90 day visitors visa..and we told them we got married..and they said file the forms. easy as that. They allow this kind of thing to happen..it's under Section 201B of the INS Act.\n\npeople who have never been through it..do not know what they are talking..you need to talk to someone at the INS. We did not have a k-1 visa either.\n\nIf you want more information on this..you can email me and we can talk about it. Maybe i can help direct you in the right direction about forms and papers.\n\nGood luck! it's not easy to do..but it is doable!
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you need to get an invitation from your uncle\n\nyou should also transit to another country first. you can go to switzerland first. \n\nyou will be interviewd by many people. just be honest and bring all relevant papers. this takes a lot of time and it is not even sure you can get a visa.\n\nmaybe the best option is that your uncle comes to europe and you come to europe.
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FAMILY VISA\n===========\nYou need the following:\n1. Send copy of contract to your wife.\n2. Wife to get visa medical in home country.\n3. you need to get official Arabic translations of all birth, marriage and educational certificates. these must be done by the "recognised translator" - ask your personnel department or govenment relations officer to recommend one. Allow two days.\n4. certificates attested at your country's consulate.\n- take photocopies of the originaldocuments & translations (at least 2 copies).\n- the attestation will recognise that your certificates are geniune and the translations are accurate. allow 2 days & check fees beforehand to ensure that you have the correct amount with you.\n5. prepare application form & company letter.\n6. if you need to get the form yourself go to the "ISTEKDAM office".\n=================================================\nFAMILY ONTO IQAMA\n=================\nAfter they arrive all members of your family need to be on your iqama - they can't leave the country until they are. Your wife will need to have an iqama medical.\n\nYou should make a copy of your iqama for your wife to carry with her as identification.\n\nFamily onto Iqama checklist:\n1. Iqama\n2. Application form.\n3. previously attested certificates.\n4. company letter.\n5. Family photographs - two 6"x4" (entire) family & two passport sized of just wife & children.\n\n\nI hope this helps you, & good luck brining your family.
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If she is your fiance; you will be petitioning for her to get a K-1 visa. You can apply in the US or at a US mission abroad. The petition is sent to CIS in the US. If it is approved, it is forwarded to the Department of State in the US, who forward it to the appropriate US mission abroad - in this case it would go to the US Embassy, Brasilia. If everything is in order with the additional paperwork and interview, the embassy then issues a K-1 visa into your fiance's Brazilian passport.\n\nIf you get married overseas, and want to bring your wife to the US, then you will be petitioning for a K-3 visa for your wife.  The process is similar to the K-1 process described above, in most respects:\n\nhttp://www.embaixada-americana.org.br/in...
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Why don't you just go to wherever she is and get married there?  If she's married to you, I would think it would be easier to get her Visa.\n\nThen, when you get her back to whatever Country you're from (You didn't specify...), have a "real" wedding.
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enter the www.fifa.com\nthan the african federation and you will find what you need
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Contact the US Consulate in your country.  They will have the proper forms to complete for a request for a visa.
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Contact your local embassy, they should be able to help you.
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shwo the italian authorities that you an spell things right.\n\n\nand, i guess, get a citizenship!
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I am going through the K-1 process too. it depends on what country the other fiancee is from. I am engaged to a man that lives in Peru. It is easier for me to go there and visit him instead of him coming here. The reason for that is , in Peru the visas for visitation are put on a lottery. All I need is my passport and my shot records. If the visas were not on a lottery it would be no problem for him to come and visit here. \n\nCheck with the Morocco embassy and see what their policies and procedures are for visits to the USA because they do have that right, but often times it is just easier for the US citizen to visit that country because of the country's travel policy\n\nGood luck Congratulations. Oh Yes the amount of time is 6-8 months for the visa depending on the INS that supports that country ;) I have an attorney and the attorney said that they seem to be moving faster than normal ;)
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The legal thing for her to do would be to leave the country and come back. You can fairly easily apply for a visa for your fiancee and then permanent residency for her once she marries you. You could theoretically marry her without her going back, but of course she could be deported at any time, and I don't believe they look too kindly on being in the country illegaly when you finally do ask for her permanent residency. The site below has information on getting a visa and permanent residency for your fiancee.