My Fiance lives in Brazil if we marry in Brazil and we applay for marrage visa does she get arpoved in usa o?
961681
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/
670735
Consult an immigration attorney or call the US consular office in Canada and ask them about the proper procedure. If you marry US citizen in Canada your need to obtain immigrant visa before coming to the U.S. Check the www.uscis.gov website for more information.
796027
I would strongly recommend seeking the advice of a lawyer now, to get all the correct information you can.  You do not want to lessen the chances of your fiance to come back to or stay in your country.  If you are in the U.S., you can apply for a fiance visa, but if you get married first while he is here on a tourist visa, he may very well have to go back to his country first and wait for the visa to be approved, depending on how long the tourist visa is for.\n\nIt really is best to get all of your facts straight before proceeding.  Consult a lawyer this coming week, and/or go read through all of the immigration information on your country's immigration website.  Best to be informed and ready to deal with whatever you have to deal with.\n\nBest of luck!
160934
As long as you guys are married no problem. If you cannot enter the US ask her to get married overseas and then file application either in the US consulate office in your country or when she comes back to the US.
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
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!
932930
if you got on Briggs.com web site. it will tell you everything you will need to know. it helped me out about moving to Brazil. i hope it will help you out too. an you and chat with someone from there. the chat will be on the top left. hope i helped you
204104
I have already done this and maybe i can help you.  I am USA citizen and i brought my husband here.  First you need to file the I-130 forms, then you will wait no longer than 30 days and you will receive a receipt in the mail showing that immigration received this form and the pprs are in progress now, (I received my receipt in only 2 weeks!!!!).  Second you need to file the I-129F form, which is the petition for alien fiance(e) form.  This will make her elgible for a K-3 visa, which will allow her to come here to marry you and she can wait here until her regular visa becomes available.  You will just have to show proof that you all will marry.  I hope this helps, and below i will give you web addresses that will be very helpful to you during this process.  Good luck.
312069
It's almost impossible to get a visa just to visit USA from certain countries. If he doesn't have American citizenship, I'm not sure what his options are. \nIf he is American, he either needs to come there to live with you or at least get married there, and then you can go to the American embassy in your country & apply for a petition for an alien relative. You will be asked questions at the petition interview to make sure the relationship is a real marriage. If they determine it is, they will approve your application. Then you can get an appointment @  the embassy for an interview for a visa. Remember your husband is your sponsor and has to show 3 years of income tax returns to prove he can support you here.\nI know these facts are true because my husband is egyptian and we just went through this process. We got the petition and visa approved in a little less than 3 months.\nWhat is your fiance's problem that he can't go to Russia to live? Or to at least marry you there, if he loves you and wants you to come to USA to live? He has to be willing to help you in any way he can. You can't do it alone. If he won't do whatever is necessary, maybe he's not sincere with you. \nGood luck & best wishes to you.\nIf you get to come, welcome to America! It is truly beautiful!
749166
Australia is very strict on this matter, you have no hope of re'entering Australia before your 3 years is up, unless your fiance' goes to the USA & she comes home married & pregnant, even that is slim. That is a partner/family entrance visa. \nCheck here :\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au
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
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.
835720
The previous answer is wrong.\n\nAfter you marry your girlfriend, you can return to the US and file a petition for her.  Since you are an LPR, her immigrant category is F2A, for which the backlog right now is about four and a half years.  Keep an eye on the monthly Visa Bulletin:\nhttp://www.travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_3086.html
415849
I think you should have the wedding in the U.S. and then possibly for a honeymoon go to Kenya; that way you have shared your background and his during your special time.  Good luck & congrats!
817987
Oh boy... Will be a lot of money... Why you won't came to Brazil? The womans are much more beautiful, the weather is better... And is a country in the same continent!!!!!\n\nSorry, I can't answer your question...
746391
the fiance visa became worthless if you did not get married within the 90 days ........if the person  got married to  a US citizen ,which was the way to get the fiance visa anyway ......\nsince you did get married legally , there is not a problem , \nthe person is not illegal in the US if the mariage did take place in the time allowed .........\nplease do not fear and write to them , if there is an adjustement to be made ? \nhere is the US immigration link :\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis\njust write and ask ,it will be okay .............))\n\nIf you became a conditional resident through a marriage to a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident, submit Form I-751,\nyou can do electronically on this page :\nread please ..........\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=54c2fed8172cd010VgnVCM100000d1f1d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=9059d9808bcbd010VgnVCM100000d1f1d6a1RCRD
1055921
i lived with my husband many years in egypt as contractor. many mixed marriages i have seen and many green cards to the usa for egyptians.\nyou marry him there! but not at embassy, you must go to the shar el akari (he will know, where it is). then you proceed the papers to us embassy and after your marriage is recognized and all papers translated he will get a visa to usa. fiance visa takes forever later to get the green card.\nthe whole process will take you at least 2 month in egypt and later in usa he will wait about a year for his greencard, ssn and workpermit.\nbut open speaking.... don't marry him! the cultural differences are way to big and in my friends it turned out to be at least 70 % divorce rate. plus be prepared, that you have to convert to muslim to marry him. if you don't have a problem with this fact, ok......