how do i go about bringing my fiancee who is filipina and my daughter to the states? i am in the military?
338966
go to ins.com, check for forms and there is a form for everything. this is a long process becuase you have to read and find the right form. the process itself takes anywhere from six months to 3 years..good luck
160934
As long as you guys are married no problem. If you cannot enter the US ask her to get married overseas and then file application either in the US consulate office in your country or when she comes back to the US.
997159
Not up on Navy tours, but you need to ask if accompanied is possible at that base. If it is, they could tack 1 extra year onto his tour once he marries. Its best for him to speak to someone like his supervisor and find out the correct people to ask.\nI know with Air Force, if I wanted to accompany my husband and it was allowed, they'd just tack an extra year onto his orders and it wouldn't be a big deal. But it all depends on if they are letting family go with him.
805703
Hehehe.....You aren't serious are you?  Just for $hits and giggles, you need to send her back to Mexico and have her come in legally with a visa.....Thats just for starters....
947880
Do not leave the country!!\nOnce she leaves the country, she will need a waiver for the overstay.  Instead, you two need to get married and file the paperwork to adjust her status.  This all needs to be done within 180 of the visa expiration.  Talk to an attorney, leaving the country is a bad idea.
204104
I have already done this and maybe i can help you.  I am USA citizen and i brought my husband here.  First you need to file the I-130 forms, then you will wait no longer than 30 days and you will receive a receipt in the mail showing that immigration received this form and the pprs are in progress now, (I received my receipt in only 2 weeks!!!!).  Second you need to file the I-129F form, which is the petition for alien fiance(e) form.  This will make her elgible for a K-3 visa, which will allow her to come here to marry you and she can wait here until her regular visa becomes available.  You will just have to show proof that you all will marry.  I hope this helps, and below i will give you web addresses that will be very helpful to you during this process.  Good luck.
494669
http://www.filipinoweb.com/married.html\n\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_999.html\n\n\nNeed more specific information feel free to contact me and I will share my personal experiences.
329360
You'll have to bring her on a K-1 Fiance Visa, and then marry her, and then apply to have her status adjusted to permanent resident. You'll have to stay married for at least 2 years otherwise she'll be deported.  See the sources below:
950380
filipina-american. from the philippines
662249
The are a lot of forms you have to fill out.  You have to start off with a fiance Visa and start from the.  The Immigration Website: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm  has all the information you need.  To make it easier do it all in sequence and you will have no troubles or delays in getting her a Green Card.  Just remember if you do it you will be monitored and will have an interview at the 2 year mark and the 5 year mark to make sure it was not a scam.  In other words marriage is the best option.  The kids are citizens too.
991979
Things you should know:\n\n1.  Japanese nationals are waived from getting US visas, meaning they can just go there anytime.  So, if you are married and have japanese daughter, I suppose you can also apply now first as a Japanese citizen,  And your husband will definitely know if you can have one. You should have a valid passport definitely. Return tickets required. http://www.worldtravelguide.net/country/passport_visa.ehtml?o=292&NAV_guide_class=&NAV_Region=&NAV_SubRegion=\n\n2.  Do not rely on unofficial tips not coming from the US govt websites.  They are definitely different for one another and circumstances.  Just be yourself and present all documents that will show that you and your husband can afford the trip and have enough funds to support your travel.  Read official info from Embassy website. Since you are filipino you might as well access this link:  http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwh3024.html \n\n3.  Don't worry, American Consuls are just people like you and me. Also, they can easily read and determines people with different agenda.  They are a bunch of intelectuals and compassionate guys. And there is no limits to the number of times you can apply just in case.  Good luck!
716966
Explain your situation to the Embassy. They will be able to tell you your rights. Is your husband Spanish? That may be the only factor that can work against you if Spain has laws about leaving the country with a minor. Either way get that girl home. Good luck.\n\nThen it should not be a problem getting her home.
210576
She can get you a fiance Visa to enter legally the US and you have to marry her within 90 days.\n\nAfter that, it gets complicated.
649805
She will have to have a visa, possibly a tourist visa, but the stipulations are having 10k dollars in the bank in Mexico and land (as proof of her ties to Mexico, to assure that she will return there.) if she is a student, I hear, that it is easier. If she already has a date with the consulate, I dont think there is anything that you can do to speed the process.
929281
If your Dad is a US citizen, then you should be too so I am assuming he is not your biological father.  With that assumption, your fiance should contact INS and simply state that he wants to visit and if all goes well with family, etc.. that you want to marry and what will happen at that point. \n\nHe will probably get a green card too.  You should get your citizenship as soon as you can, I dont know the rules on how long  you have to be in the country. \n\nIf he works in computers or another hard to recruit field, he may be able to get an H1b visa as well.
275614
First of all, thank you for your service.  When you get back from deployment, you can get an attorney and take the issue before a family court.  If you can work it out with the mother of your child, that isusually the best way to go.  However, because you are subject to deployment, you should count your blessings that you child has some place to stay.\n\nSome reasonable people would let their child stay with the other parent on an informal basis.  You have to be very careful to honor all verbal agreements with this person to build trust...that includes child support payments.\n\nIf this isn't possible, you do have paternal rights in a lot of states.  You should see your unit JAG officer for guidance, but you might have to hire an attorney to sue for visitation and/or joint custody.  This will be uphill if she is a responsible parent and you haven't been in the scene much (deployment isn't a great excuse...it's not your fault, it is just a fact of life).  \n\nSo where does this leave you?  If you don't live in the same city where your child lives this is going to be very difficult unless you win joint custody.  This will be expensive and possibly impossible if, like I'm guessing, you are enlisted (you will have to share expenses, which could be half your pay, even if it is tax free now).\n\nAnyway, my best advice is to work it out amicably.  If the mother of your child is angry with you, you will have to work on that.  If she is with another partner, it will only complicate things.  Good luck...a child needs both parents.
753619
You would need to file either a K-3 & K-4 Visa for your wife and her daughter which is usually a bit faster, but you will then have to file for Adjustment of Status after entry or wait for the consular proceessing of the I-30.  Or you can file the I-30 or CR-1 for both which takes a bit longer but will then be able to enter the US as a permanent resident.\n\nSee http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=d0e2194d3e88d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=28819c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1____ for forms and further instructions.