How do I get a fiance visa?
830097
Get your fiance to sponsor you for a fiance visa.  He may/may not need an attorney to help him make your path to the US smoother.  Go to www.uscis.gov for more info on how to apply, what type of information is needed, and the fees related to it.  Good luck!
300930
you have to apply for the dept of the state or marry to an american\ntry to contact me at my e-mail to help you more\negyank@gawab.com
875750
I have never heard of a fiancee visa. Anyone can travel to South Korea without a visa for up to 30 days. If you get married there, will it be valid in the US? anyways, I hope that helps you. Once you are married she should be able to stay, but will need to get a spousal visa.\nyou know what, on second thought, you should just contact the american embassy in south korea, they have a web site you can look it up on google. email them. i'm sure they could tell you everything you need to know.
668896
I don't know why they require so many forms, but I am going through the same process to get my fiance here from Great Britain. We are in the final stages of the fiance visa but it has been such a long and financially straining process. They ask for one form and when that is processed they ask for another form, which was the same information as the first but this time the fee is doubled and then they ask for another form to make action on the first approved form before it can be sent to the National visa center and then on the the American Cosulate in the country your fiance is from. It all seems so repetative but I am glad we are doing it the right and legal way. I advise that you contact your state senators. We have been able to speed up our process with the help of our state immigration liason. They are able to make the calls necessary to make sure your fiance application doesn't just sit on any one's desk and they may even be able to expedite some of the processes. They have cut our wait down to four months (from the original speculated 8-12 months). Also keep track of any correspondance you and your fiance have had: letters, plane tickets to see them, pictures of you two together ect.  In the final interview they will ask for such documentations of a valid relationship so as to make sure it's not some "mail order" spouse thing. Best of luck to you, It's difficult but worth it. Hang in there.
155628
my fiance visa took around 8 months from the day my fiance filed the paperwork till i got my visa. Oh and by the way we didn't hire any lawyers but you pay some money for the paperwork.
276075
A K1 Fiancee Visa. I applied for one in November 2003 and obtained one in October 2004. A lawyer doesn't mean that the paperwork will be any quicker, but it will help you get all the paperwork the immigration people need, and they need a lot.\n\nI would suggest a free forum www.visajourney.com\n\nGood luck. It's worth it in the end...
381563
Option 1:  If you have physically met him, you can file a FIANCE VISA Petition.  You will have to prove that the two of you intend to marry and that you have physically met during the past 2 years.  This takes quite a bit of time (about 12 months).  Once he is approved, he will enter the country and you will have 90 days to marry.  As soon as you marry, you must file a petition for him to receive a green card.  \nOption 2:  If you have not physically met, but you have a good faith relationship, you can marry him in Ghana.  Then you file a petition for a K visa.  About 12 months later, he will enter the US with a K visa. Then, he needs to apply for a green card.  GOOD LUCK!
570529
There is nothing to keep you from getting married. Simply go to the courthouse and get you marriage license and tie the knot. If you are looking to immigrate him. You will need to file for an immigrant visa / adjustment of status. The basis for filing will be "Spouse - Married to USC (United States Citizen)". The process will take quite some time and during that time he will not be able to return to his country without an "Advance Parole". Contact the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Service near you; get some sound advice from an "Examiner" and obtain the necessary forms or you can spend lots of money on an attorney and have the attorney file the forms on your behalf. The forms are simple and straight-forward. You shouldn't have any problems unless your fiance has a criminal record. Best of Luck.
427459
Most of the information is available at:\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/ start with the FAQ section\n\nIf you read carefully you should have no problem figuring it out but it'll take some time...\n\nBasically you have 2 options:\n1) get married in her country and file at the local US consulate \n2)get a K-1 fiance visa and get married in the US\n\nIt takes around 1 year for everything normally but it varies. Option number 2 is best if you want her to be with you in the US during the processing period, use option 1 if you want to be with her in her country during the processing period (she can't come to the US until it's approved)\n\nIf you think you need professional help, other then a lawyer, you can see http://www.nolo.com/\nThey have very decent prices, lawyers cost thousands and don't do much.
851981
Before you marry while your still in the USA you need to File \na K-1 Fiance Visa. They will approve it or deny it. Once it is approved he can get his passport to come to the USA. You have 90 days to marry after his arrival to the USA. His Visa will be conditional and if he does not marry within the 90 days he will have overstayed his visa and a letter of deportation will be issued. Its actually not a hard process, it can be costly and can take some time to finish. Once you both are married in the USA you will need to file a 245-I application which consists of a (I-130 showing he is married to a US citizen and a 485-I is an adjustment of status) After filing this they will do a name check and then approve his greencard for 3 years. After 3 years he would then be able to file for citizenship as long as he meets the requirements.
1051683
yes, a fiance visa is much faster to process than a spouse visa. all you need is to prove that you two have an existing relationship and show a picture of you together. then, file the K-1 visa. it will only take 3 to 6 months as long as you submitted all the required documents. I know coz' i came here in US as a fiancee, too.
952548
It will depend on the type of visa that she has. Is it a guest visa? Fiance visa? What you can do is to call both the INS and the Canadian Embassy and ask them.
218945
I don't think age matters.  If you're in the US on a valid visa of any sort now, just get married and apply for a change of status.  If you're not in the US, you should apply for a fiance visa to come over, then get married and apply for the change of status.
175613
As long as he is amerincan citizen it could be quite easy, before getting married you/lawyer/other expert need to request a fiance visa, once you receive it you have around 3 months to marry him and later on you will be receiving your green card. Every other way will take longer. You can search on yahoo for more information about fiance visa.
556171
might want to check with the foreign ministry or comparible agency in the phillipines before doing this. might also want to seek competent legal advice on the advisability of doing this. fiancee should check the phillipine embassy or consulate of the country they live in if they are thinking of getting phillipine passport.
973318
Administrative Processing is common for high visa fraud countries.  Basically what it means is that your fiance has been approved pending additional security checks, which can take a couple of weeks to several months.  All you can do is be patient.
484449
Just go to a justice of the peace. Then apply with the INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service) for a relative petition for a visa for your husband.