Should I marry in the U.S  or in Mexico?
349235
You should definetly marry him in the US.\n\nIf he is in the US legally you can file for a change of status while he is here (if you get married before his status expires).\nIf you need more time you can both go to Mexico and request from the embassy a K-1 fiancee visa, this allows him to come in the US. You must get married withing 90 days of his arrival in the US on a K-1 visa.\n\nIf you go and get married in Mexico, he needs to file for a perment residency at the local consulate which will take 6-15 months to process, during this time he can not come to the US.
556817
well there are thousands of americans in mexico and they have all been welcome\nso if that is your plan go ahead!!\nperhaps that is one of the few countries where american life is not in danger,
605058
No just go on MXC or Viking and you can get back into the country. Once you are married to an American we own you. You are now ours and never allowed to return. We need culture here anyways...
157145
Legal rights.  In the USA, you are innocent until proven guilty.  In Mexico, you are guilty until proven innocent.  This is a big distinction from the two countries.  The heritage of each nation affected how the laws were written and used by its people.
69071
The US is one of the higher paid area to work at.  Look at all the foreign nurse working here.\n\nIf you want to work in Mexico, you will have to know the medical terms and general conversation Spanish to function well.
1004156
I'm not sure if you mean a Mexican-style wedding, or a wedding that will take place in Mexico.  This website (http://www.disenonupcial.com/ ) is a Mexican wedding planning service (it’s in Spanish).  This website (http://www.bridalassn.com/yourarea.tmpl ) has a list of some of the wedding planners in certain areas – those in border states may be able to help you.  Not knowing your location, it’s harder to try and locate a specific person.  If you  aren’t looking for a person (though I assume you are), there are web resources for Mexican weddings and wedding traditions.  If you’re looking for someone in a specific location in Mexico, search for that place on the Internet.  The third link below is an example of something you  might find.  Good luck!
1067334
It depends on what you value. If you are looking for diversity and opportunity then the US-although not in the South or the ghetto :D. But the US is also morally decaying so I'd stay away. Go to Norway or Switzerland or England, they all have very forward-thinking leadership but also high taxes. And also the US has too many stupid people who debate things like evolution, abortion, and gay-marriage-which should all be allowed and stated as fact. In the US because still debate these issues which is ridiculous. Im from NJ so its not like Im hating :D
172789
Congrats. You dont need to marry in consulate but need to send letter to consulate with the legal registered marriage documents. And no need to marry in US territory coz once you register the Amrriage than you can take her with you to US as i told u by informing consulate.
1133894
Ask your dentist if bonding would be an option - it is less expensive. \n\n(Alternately, if you are comfortable with the idea and are willing to go outside of the US, dental procedures can be much less expensive. For example my sister goes to a US trained dentist in Mexico and pays 50-75% less, but you'd need to do lots of research to pick a dentist right for you.)\n\nHope this helps - good luck!
822404
You would have to meet her first, then fall in love, then perhaps get married.  Your best chance is to move to the US to meet her.  Just remember there are cultural differences.
1024188
if you're marrying a u.s. citizen, it is not an easy process. my sister married a man from the UK and because they married he can't return to the UK for three years in order to gain citizenship.  in addition, they had to do tons of paper work to make his stay here legal.    but, congrats to you and good luck with all the craziness of an international wedding
394148
sure ,why not.but the marriage can take place either in india or america. wish the bride and groom a very happy and prosperous life.AMEN.
941597
she MUST get divorced before she can marry you. no matter what country she was married in it is recognized as legal in this country. if she married without first getting divorced she will be comitting bigatry. after she is legally divorced you can marry here in the us. if she is entered without inspection then you will have to file the I-130 and all other papers they send to you plus pay fees, wait for your interview in mexico at which time she will be denied for the illegal presence, you will submit the I-601 and a hardship letter. You will return to the u.s. and she will have to stay in Mexico to wait out the rest of the process. Current wait times in Mexico for I-601 waivers are 3-6 months. This is the current process if she entered without inspection. If she entered on a visa and just overstayed her welcome then after you marry you will still file the I-130 and other papers but she will be allowed to adjust her status in country and she will not have to leave and will not have to file the I-601 waiver. Hope this helps but make sure she is divorced first.\n\nGood luck
554389
You won't make it ... if you go across Mexico you'll be slammed in jail, or worse ... and I'll be my bottom dollar the U.S. will have a treaty with Uruguay to pinch your fines off you in situ ... naaaah .... better to learn Spanish .. change your name to Perez ... and join the illegal demonstrations ... you'll get away with it ....:)
60860
get married to US citizen.....like me!
253649
Yes, if you are married outside the U.S. you are married anywhere on the planet.
1150448
Get married to a residant of the US, get ure H1 visa and ure in!!!