I need some advice about a fiance immigration visa? Anyone out there to help me?
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I have heard that it is best to call Islamabad after lunch, as before lunch they are pretty busy.  Or you can try to e-mail them at pakivinfo@state.gov.\n\nDon't know how long it is taking to schedule interviews, but http://www.visajourney.com has a large forum of people doing K-1/K-3 visa's thru Islamabad and someone there would probably be able to answer your questions.
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Have him or her go to the nearest American Consulate and apply for a fiance (fiancee) visa.  Prepare to wait for many many  months.  \n\nYou can also call Immigration and Naturalization Service in the US and get info from them.  They will be in contact with you in any case to verify the visa application.\n\nGood luck
259058
Dear Sir or Madam,\n\nWe are licenced professionals of Canadian immigration law. \nYou wrote other questions on the yahoo answers website which I have I have also been following but unable to answer because they are closed..\n\nMarriage in your situation can be a little complicated and you do not want to have an immigration problem either.\n\nHave you followed through with your application as yet?\nHave you gotten married yet?\n\nCanadian law allows you to be married to one person at one time.  If you are divorced then you are free to be married. There is no waiting period.  The question is:  does Canada recognize the divorce?\n\nIf you wish you may contact us directly to discuss more about your situation and ways that we might help you. immigration_professionals@yahoo .com or www.immigrationprofessionals. com\n\nbest regards,
68913
You may want to try the K-3 visa.  See link below.  \n\nTalk to an immigration attorney for help.  Good luck!
756391
This is new to me. \n\nWhat is your status? Why does he need travel experience? Did he tried to  to come on work visa or immigration or student or visitor visa?\n\nWhat is his work experience in India, are you officially engaged?\n\nAsk lawyer if you can go to India and get married and how long will it take for him to come to Canada, can he accompany you as husband, you need Canadian Immigration lawyer.  What if he were to come as student and then you get married? Do not take any short cuts, tell lawyer you want every thing legal nothing that is questionable.\n\nSee a lawyer, get and lawyer who has, Indo -Canadian visa experience so he will not charge that much for research and other stuff find the fee structure do not give blank check.
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.
883365
yes, thats right , there is visa named fiance visa or k1, check out nz immigration site
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.
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There is not alot you can do. If your proof is not good enough they are not going to give it to you. You need to establish a really good set of papers and proof. To many people try to come and stay and they don't tell the truth, so they now have the idea that most are liars. Have your Fiance come to your country, get married and immigrate
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Oh no I'm sorry you're having such a hard time.  I think the UK has to be seen to be toughening up on its immigration laws because the system has been so abused over the last few years and really is in a complete mess now.  Sadly it seems to mean genuine cases where the person is not breaking rules and is being cooperative are the ones being targeted because it's easier for officials to be tough on them.  There are so many illegals that come here and then after being refused permission to stay, disappear, that I suppose when they get the chance they make sure sincere cases can't do the same.\ni hope you get the resolution you want and that you and your fiance can live together happily
694133
look for an immigration lawyer...they'll give you some advice.
643331
The I-129F needs to be filed for the fiancee visa. Following that, 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 London 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).\n\nNo quick way of doing this unfortunately.\n\nGood luck!
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The first thing you need to do is make an appointment with the Brazilian Embassy because once you do that people will know you're serious. Meanwhile, your fiance needs to go to the American Embassy in Brazil and talk to them about getting a visa or a green card since you live in the United States and you guys are engaged to be married. \nThe Brazilian Embassy in Washington D.C. is here http://www.brasilemb.org/\nThe United States Embassy in Brasila is here http://www.embaixada-americana.org.br/\nThe request for her to some and live with you really shouldn't be denied especially if she intends to become a citizen. If all else fails, go to Brazil, marry her and reapply. They can't deny your wife entrance to America if she's married to a United States citizen, which I'm assuming you are. I hope this helps. The other thing to do is contact an immigration attorney and see what they say about the situation.
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You can get a fiance visa and have 90 days to get married here in USA and start the process. Other wise it could take you a long  time.\nYou have to file the petion here.\n Check this site: www.immigration-bureau.org/
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You must be either a naturalized US citizen or a legal permanent resident to petition your fiancee.  If you are "out of Status" meaning that you are essentially an "illegal immigrant," you can not petition for your fiancee.\n\nLook at the BCIS website for more information.  Good luck!!
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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.
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Have you actually gotten married yet?  She can come here on a tourist visa and you can get legally married through a justice of the peace.  Then you began with all the filings, which are many.  What is VERY important is once she is here and you are married, she CANNOT leave the country.  She will NOT be allow back for several years.  This has happened to many people.  Beware of it.\n\nGo to INS web page.  Its free and tells you the proper forms to file.  It takes time because of all the steps you have to do.  But count on it costing you about $1,500 to $2,000 bucks to do it yourself.  A lot more if you hire an attorney.....But you can do it yourself, just get informed, you will save a lot of $$$  Hope this helps and congradulations!\n\nBTW, I just reported the moron no illegal to yahoo, you should do the same...thanks!