What documents of proof would satisfy the INS 4 a good faith marriage?Also what documents needed 4 spousal ..?
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first thing first...you better have a damn good lawyer....someone like Jhonnie Cochran (he's dead so dont even bother trying to find him, besides you wouldnt be able to afford him)....anyways...you gonna needs tons of evidence to prove your marriage was in good faith.....here are few thing you will definitely need:\n\nJoint bank accounts \npast 2-3 yrs of joint federal tax return\nApartment or house lease or deed showing both your names\nutility bills such as electric, phone, cable showing both ur names\nTons of pictures before and after marriage of you and your spouse together\nPay stubs of you and your husbands showing same residence address\nIf you have a baby with him....that a definite plus\nJob letter from both your employers showing your marital status and income as well as other information like hire date etc...\n\nummm...thats all i could think of for now....there is more....and the more proof you can provide the better it is....\n\nas for proof of spousal abuse...well if you get a beat down to a pulp and you hv tons of bruises ...and you go the police station to report the physical abuse with evidence (showing bruises) .....having a filed complaint with police if you husband allegedly beat you then that might help...but then again...that wouldnt work...because if you're lying and get caught....since ur already in trouble for cheatin on your husband with another guy...the bottom line is ...you're in trouble...no ifs and buts about it...i suggest you resolve any animosity you have with you husband as he is clearly the only one who can save you from all this trouble....like i said before in another one of your question...you screwed yourself...don't go blaming your husband for you falling "out' of love with him...
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No, they don't. The marriage would be scruntinized by the INS to be certian the marriage is real and not sham "wedding of convenience". However, the person would most likely be allowed to stay while their case was examined and verified. How long that may take is anyone's guess. Once this is approved, they could begin the naturalization process...
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1-Will You Marry Me So I Can Get A Green Card???\n\n2-Will You PLEASE Marry Me So I Can Get A Green Card???\n\n3-PLEASE Will You PLEASE PLEASE Marry Me So I Can Get A Green Card PLEASE???
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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.
794609
Generally, infidelity is grounds for reducing, if not eliminating, alimony.  You have to be able (and willing) to prove it.
703058
What do you mean by "rules"?\n\nApprovals needed (parental, ecclesiastical, etc)?  Banns of marriage?  Locations?  Licenses?  Bonds?  Recording?
865843
I could tell you but i need some more information. Lets just start with your:\nSocial security number\nBirth date (year included)\nAddress\nMothers maiden name\nAny and all credit cards you might have (with numbers)\nAnd medical records\nYeah, that should allow me to tell you anything you want to know
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Does your fiance have any papers, wherther authentic or not? He can try and acquire a social security number; even though it might not be too legal, it's probably his only option. I know an illegal immigrant that uses a false s.s. number, and he even managed to get a credit and buy a house. \nFirst, he DOES have to see a lawyer because a lawyer might know how he can get a marriage licence without any documents. After you get married, he can easily get a green card just by filling out form N400 (I think, i'm not sure). If its not that form, it is one of the forms that can be found on www.uscis.gov\nYou definitely need to consult a lawyer, and you should look over the website I mentioned above for more information. By getting married to you he will definitely acquire legal documents, but I am not sure on how the procedure of marrying him would run.\nGood luck
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Dear Vijju following documents Financial Institution may ask,\n\n- Plan approval for the house or apartment you have chosen.\n- Mother deed of the land.\n- No encumbrance certificate for last 13 years.\n- Up to date tax paid receipts.\n- Income & ID proof.\n- Bank Statements for last 6 months.\n- 3 years Incometax assesments in case of employeed.\n- 2 years P & L accounts in case of self employed.\n- Salary certificate in case of employeed.\n\nThis are the common documents any financial institution will ask, addition to this some more documents may be asked depending upon them.
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Your marriage license or certificate should show your married name, and that's the legal "proof" you'll need to get a new Social Security card. You'll need a new driver's license anyway, so just put the new name on the form; same thing with the new bank account. Congratulations!
959930
APPLY...and, then if you are not satisfied with the answer, get in touch with an attorney or the union where the spouse worked.
356175
No problem you can declare each other as common law partners or conjugal partners. As far as the immigration is concerned it will count the same as being married.
377622
you just need to have the certificate and someone to marry you. They sign the certificate and bam! your married. ring or no ring.
985698
Be patient, sometimes it takes a few weeks for the Embassy to send out the Packet. But while your fiance is waiting for the packet to arrive from the embassy (which will have complete instructions on what documents are required), he could start gathering together:\n\n-his birth certificate\n-marriage/divorce certificate (if previously married)\n-apply for a police certificate from each country lived in since age of 16\n-evidence of ongoing of relationship\n-vaccination records, if any available, if none he can go to his doctor and get them caught up now, much cheaper that way\n\nYou can start gathering:\n-copies of your birth certificate (marriage/divorce certificates if applicable)\n-copy of your passport\n-Affidivait of Support Form I-134 & required documents
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If the religious organization is incorporated in the US, you should be able to contact the local Secretary of State to get the appropriate documents.\n\nIf it's not, then those documents are just internal policies.
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RESIDENT PROOF-VOTER ID OR DRIVING LICENSE OR PASSPORT OR ANY BILLS\nBANK STATEMENT,PHOTOGRAPH & PAN CARD
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You ahve to fill a new form, and submit the required documents....\ni.e Marraige Certificate.\nIf you dont have a marriage certificate then you hava to submit an affidavit along with you marriage card and a marriage photograph.