Would it be easier for my sister to go to Mexico to marry her boyfriend or would it be easier to?
467128
He will have to go through the immigration process IN AMERICA.  Or he will still be here illegally...
151536
Are you talking about legally? I am going through the same thing with my Sweetheart in South America. Your best bet to avoid any problems is to contact an immigration attorney in your area. \n\nThere are two marriage visas. There is the K-3 that is where you would marry him in Mexico and then you would have to leave him behind. Of course you can visit as much as you want . Then there is the K-1 visa. K-3 takes longer K-1 is 6-8 months depending on the country's consulate. \n\nK-1 is cheaper\nWith the K-1 you file the paperwork and follow all of the qualifications\nOnce approved he can come here to the US To get married he will have 90 days from the time to do so \n\nbest wishes to you
860874
Disregard the previous answers and read this...I am Mexican, not of Mexican descent, I am Mexican ok...lol, got married in Mexico, I know how it works.\nI really do know what weddings are like down there since I just got married two years ago. Here's how it goes:\n\nGroom or Groom's Family: they pay for the Civil Marriage (in front of a judge) and for the Church Ceremony. If the Groom or his family want to have a separate party for the Civil Ceremony they may do so, or only pay for the judge to marry you on the same day at the reception venue.\n\nThe Groom pays for the Bride's dress and veil. He may contribute to paying the rest of the clothes or garments worn that day but isn't required to.\n\nThe Groom or his Family pay for the honeymoon.\n\nThe Bride or her family: They pay for the rest of the deal, invitations, the reception, alcohol, food, flowers, decorations, music (dj's are in nowadays, and much cheaper than live bands), favors, wedding pictures and video, etc. \n\nNowadays you can arrange to split the costs or do it the traditional way.\n\nMy wedding was in Mexico City at San Agustin's Church an the Intercontinental Hotel. I got married one week before at my in-laws home in front of the judge and then had a little cocktail party.\n\nIt is customary to get married at the Bride's hometown, but you two can decide to get married wherever you want, and wherever it is practical for you two and your families.\n\nIf you need extra info on Mexican weddings and know Spanish or want your girlfriend to check this out, it might also help:\n\nwww.nosotros2.com\nwww.nuestraboda.com\nwww.planeandotuboda.com\n\nGood luck! and Congrats...enjoy everything!\n\nP.S. the correct spelling is Sonora, Señora means Mrs.
950951
I went out with someone who lived in Spain when I was living in Ireland, I am now married to him and we are about to celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary, so yes, long distance relationships can definitly work, you just have to be prepared to work at them!!
268738
He may go to America (of course with a passport and viza), marry her there and follow the legal procedures there to be a Green Card Holder. Alternatively, the girl may come here, marry your brother and then follow the legal procedures to become an Indian citizen (You have a nice Example of Sonia Gandhi).
297455
A proxy marriage is possible but not advisable.  Only four US states allow them - California, Colorado, Texas and Montana.  Montana may be able to marry people with neither of them present.  It may also be possible to arrange a proxy marriage in Mexico even if neither party is a resident.  You should contact Legal Assistance of your local JAG office for more details.
491655
If it very difficult if you do it the right way.. The best, easiest way is to learn Spanish, become a Catholic if you are not already one, go t Mexico and then come up to the U.S.... Sneak in!.. Get to a Catholic church and the church will hide you in ones of their halfway houses that is off limits to the police and the INS and then they can get you a false ID card.. the other way is once you are in the U.S. via Mexico, etc, go to any of the hundreds of welfare offices, work-related offices, etc and bribe the Mexican gal or guy who is working there. That is how thousands of driver's licenses, green cards, social welfare, etc papers are gotten..
124334
i would be willing to move to a distant country for someone that i was IN LOVE WITH; not just someone i loved. also, i have been to asia and europe and realize that the world isn't as big as i thought it was. i don't think that moving to a foreign country would necessarily mean that you wouldn't be able to see your friends and family again. you just may not be able to see them as frequently.
764307
Not really.  They probably have always gotten along with each other, and have always lived in a family unit. It is much  nicer to live with someone you love, than to live alone. It is less expensive, and they can help each other out. Love doesn't always mean lust, you know. If neither one of them never found the right person to marry, then it is better for them to remain single rather than marry just anyone because it "looks weird" to live with your sister. That's a really bad reason to marry someone, and a bad reason to go live alone. People are social, most of us are happier living with someone else. I think they are lucky they have one another.
868826
Well she could fly to africa for a wedding.\n\nand then they will be legally married.here.\n\nall she has to do is produce the certificate and if he isn't a citizen, then she could apply for his green card, and of a fiance visa if the aren't married yet.\n\nUscis website can give you the logistics
139890
Yes.  In Mexico is possible.  Try the airport.
1037090
I would not want to live in an Islamic country. I'd learn Spanish and move to Mexico first.
1001267
Just get her a flight to Juarez and have her sneak across the border into New Mexico.  If she makes it to Santa Fe, you are home free.  Then get her forged documents that say she's been here at least 2 years,  wait for the amnesty bill and pay your $2,000.  Immigration laws don't seem to matter anyway.
754440
Well, I want to be a trophy husband also.  Lucky them.  Dude, it is not Mexico, it is Poland\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AsirUTJShNAfROuUmWRkKAbsy6IX?qid=20061118221538AAEaX2i
1050818
My nephew went to Mexico City in January to visit his g-ma(he is a US citizen).He liked it so much he stayed.He only has a tourist visa.They offered him a job at a car delearship with incentives because he's bilingual.He took it.I can guarantee you he wasn't "looking".He's a lazy little booger.So I guess yes,it is easy.\nHe is now an illegal immigrant,his visa expired.*hilarious*
756941
My cousin had a long time relationship with this girl, he's from Canada and she's from the States. They meet over the Internet and now their married and still in love. I had a long distance relationship and it wasn't that hard to deal with as long as you don't go crazy with a "what if" in the back of your mind and trust your heart that every word spoken is true. Now we live together and I still love him even more then before, and am excited for the years to come. I say if it feels good, and you both can handle the distance between the two of you, give it a try and see as the days go by.
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