woman here on fiancee visa -gets married--then divorce in 45 days does she still stay in USA?
491705
What the hell, man she just used you. Hope they kick her out!!
532093
I've heard it can take up to 2 years. Are you trying to get your spouse here? visapro.com has a lot of good information.
567591
marry her first. then apply for LPR status based on marriage to a US citizen.  She can get work authorization within 90 days after your marriage.  File the I-130 and work auth papers immediately after your wedding.  Good luck and congratulations!!!
864735
The short answer is no - the immigration process is a VERY complicated one.  If you come into the states under false pretenses or with the underground intention of become a citizen, then you are committing fraud.  If you have the intention of bringing your fiance to the U.S. and then getting married and applying for the K-3 Visa, as far as I know that is coming under false pretenses and if even the government knows your intentions, you need to file the appropriate papers.  My suggestion to you is apply for the K-1 or fiance visa - it is valid for 3 months, plus your fiance will be in the states legally and you won't be in trouble with the government.  In those 3 months though, you must get married and then after you get married, your fiance can change their status to permanent resident and can apply for that plus permission to work etc.  However, remember that your fiance needs permission from the gov't to leave the States (i.e. visit family) and  once her K-1 visa is stamped, she or he cannot leave.
677965
You need to file a fiancee visa petition. Following that (assuming it is approved), the petition is sent to the National Visa Center for processing. At that time, they will ask for an affidavit of support (I-864) and you will need to complete the visa processing forms. Once they are done with it, they will send the petition to the U.S. Embassy Consular Section in Lagos at which time your fiancee will be called for an interview (and its a good idea for you to be there as well). At the interview, he/you will need to prove the bona fides of your relationship and intent to marry. Assuming he gets approved, he can then enter the U.S. and you must get married within 90 days and then apply for his adjustment of status (green card).
642858
It will depend. If  you are a U.S. Citizen and not a resident alien then you can apply for either a k1 visa (fiancee) or K3 visa(marriage). The K3 usually takes about 3 weeks longer but there is a slightly lessor risk in denial since you are already married.  It costs a bit more (filing fees) but doesn't take as much supporting evidence.  Basically it doesn't really matter much either way.
836317
Well she is now illegal in this country! The whole thing about the k1 visa is that she has to marry you to legalize or adjust her status! If you two are already married, she is supposed to have condition residence until you both apply to remove those conditions after two years ! So if she left, her green card is only good for two years! Which brings me back to my point! She will be illegal after two years.Notify USBCIS on the situation! If you have already done the I-751( Petition to Remove conditions on permanent residence) Regardless if you signed I-864 ( Affidavit Of Support) I am afraid there is nothing you can do if she doesn't want to come home. Still notify USBCIS on the situation though! What sucks is you still me responsible for them after divorce! Re read the form and get a lawyer! Sorry man , but good luck!
695444
If she entered on a K-1 or K-3 you will need to file adjustment of status before the Visa expires or she will be out of status, although in most cases applications filed after the expiration of the Visa is forgiven when married to a US citizen.\n\nIf you are getting married from a Visitor Visa, apply for adjustment of status before her I-94 expires.
360661
In my case I married a girl while stationed overseas.\nformor Marine as it were.\nAll we had to do was take the Lic to the embasy and they handed her both redisend visa and green card.\nhowever the new law requires to stay together for 7 years.\nI hear they do check with out warning
976812
I married my husband (now ex) in Jan 98.  He was just visiting the US when we got married and so we had to go through all the immigration stuff to have him stay here.  Did you go to the interview alone?  If you missed the interview as well, the Immigration service will consider that an abandonment of your application.  If your application is no longer in process then your visa status may have expired - you may now be in the country illegally.  I would call an immigration attorney ASAP.
1092898
You two need to apply for a K-1 fiancee visa. It will take a few month to get approved.You need to go to the INS site for details. But anyways once this gets approved  she will get a Visa(temporary) she can ravel to the US , you will have 90 days to get married.  Than you need to submit some more documents and adjust her status from temorary to permanent. civilians need to have 125% of the average americans income, but since you are army 100%will do.   GooD luck\ni came to the US on a K1 myself, but that was before 9/11 and things have changed
1158269
As soon as your wife's I-94 expired in 2000 (6 months after she entered) she was here illegally.  She is still considered an illegal alien today, regardless of her marital status.  She needs to file for an adjustment of status with CIS.  No matter how you do it, it will be a difficult process, as she will be put into deportation proceedings.  Assuming she has no criminal background, and you are an American citizen, and the marriage is legit, she should be granted relief by the Immigration Judge.  That means she will not be deported, and she should get her green card.  \n\nThere is no pain free way to do this, you just need to contact CIS and get the ball rolling.  The sooner the better, because if she somehow comes to the attention of Immigration or other law enforcement, her problems and headaches will just be compounded and the legitimacy of her claims will be questioned that much more.
424584
hmmmm its faster if u want to bring ur fiance to USA. U just need to get the papers ready and prove that the two of u r engaged wiht pictures n stuff .... the visa granted is K2 visa. U have i think 30 or 60 days to get married in the US and register the same.\n\nBut if its ur spouse then the waiting period is minimum 1 year  n that happens because they just wanna see proof that u will b able to support ur wife and wont put her on social security.\n\nI wud suggest K2 visa.
17049
ok there are more complexity's in marring someone from anoughter country. First are you prepared to responicble for her for the next 10 years if you file for divorce. I will explain why in a few mins.\n\nTo marry someone from anoughter contry contrary to beleaf she doesn't become a US citizen. Secondly you will need to file paperwork with Naturalization and Immigaration Service (NIS) for short.\n\nMy recommendation is seek a Immigration Attonery for this. It will make things easier.  \n\nFirst thing you will need to do is file a patition for a fince visa. This will alow here to come visit ya in the states. Secondly you will need to file paperwork to prove your income. You can been on disablity or collecting food stamps last time I herd it was a min income of 13,000 a year. Now one same form you will need to have your last 3 years income tax returns. You can get copy letter from the IRS to prove this. She will also need proof of your relationship. She will also have to get a physical and be tested for HIV. ok on the same form you will also say your responcible for her for 40 quarters the next 10 years. Even if you get a divorce and the state says you don't have to pay any alimony or support this doesn't stop you from your legal obligation of paying money back for the next 10 years if she files for wellfair while you are separated or divorced. This is federal level. But don't be supprised if the bill evently adds up. when I married my first wife I'm divorced from her now. It cost us like $4,600 bucks. But also if remember if you don't do the proper steps and everything legaly if she gets cought she could be baned from the US for 10 years or Perminately.
321160
the best and quickest thing to do is to get married in the states and start the process while you both stay together here. how long it'll take it really depends and varies greatly. if your wife gets pregnant after you get married that will show INS that you live like a real family and it's not a fake but it won't speed things up. yet i don't think that having a baby to use it for immigration purposes is fair and mature. i know for a fact that INS does very thorough background check including criminal records but i don't know if they would actually deny your green card just because of that. of course it depends on what record you have too
899586
If you still outside you have to apply for a Visa, it will take from weeks to a Year, then you will have 6 months to use that Visa, when you get to the US you will have up to 90 days to get married then apply for a green card which will take up to 3 moths to get.
608873
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!