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Tuesday 16 June 2009 @ 8:46 pm
Thursday 19 February 2009 @ 2:57 pm
dolphin asked:
A friend of mine is on visitor visa (B2) and fell in love with this woman. Now they have decided to get married in US. Can B2 visa be changed to Permanent Resident after marriage to a US Citizen?
my question actually is whether my friend will have to go back to his country and then come back of fiance visa to get married in US or is it possible for him to remain in US and marry on B2 visitor visa and then file for permanent residency?
A friend of mine is on visitor visa (B2) and fell in love with this woman. Now they have decided to get married in US. Can B2 visa be changed to Permanent Resident after marriage to a US Citizen?
my question actually is whether my friend will have to go back to his country and then come back of fiance visa to get married in US or is it possible for him to remain in US and marry on B2 visitor visa and then file for permanent residency?
Can he legally marry with US citizen when on visitor vias? My froend has 10 yr multiple entry visa. What will happen when he will apply for adjustment of status after marriage?
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Monday 29 December 2008 @ 5:39 pm
BSun asked:
How much should a lawyer cost to file all the paper work for a green card through marriage? Also, how long does it take from applying till the foreign spouse has a work authorization and visa?
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How much should a lawyer cost to file all the paper work for a green card through marriage? Also, how long does it take from applying till the foreign spouse has a work authorization and visa?
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Saturday 11 October 2008 @ 6:58 am
puppies4 asked:
I think a friend of mine is currently in a fraudulent marriage so that her husband can obtain citizenship. They have been married for almost three years and his application is currently pending. What could happen if she wanted to get a divorce now? What kind of trouble could she be in? Could it end with her having a criminal record?
does anyone know the specifics of the citizen doing prison time or paying fines?
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I think a friend of mine is currently in a fraudulent marriage so that her husband can obtain citizenship. They have been married for almost three years and his application is currently pending. What could happen if she wanted to get a divorce now? What kind of trouble could she be in? Could it end with her having a criminal record?
does anyone know the specifics of the citizen doing prison time or paying fines?
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Wednesday 13 August 2008 @ 1:39 pm
sphix asked:
If I submit marriage certificate at the oversea US consulate, do I need K1 or K3? She already has a work visa, can she use that to come over and file for green card? I need some direction, thanks.
I am a US citizen and she will still be employed with the same company that got her the work visa.
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If I submit marriage certificate at the oversea US consulate, do I need K1 or K3? She already has a work visa, can she use that to come over and file for green card? I need some direction, thanks.
I am a US citizen and she will still be employed with the same company that got her the work visa.
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Saturday 9 August 2008 @ 11:53 pm
Saffa asked:
My South African greatgrandfather married a woman (my greatgrandmother) whose parents emigrated from Italy before she was born. On account of said marriage would he have been eligible for Italian citizenship? Is it possible for me to claim Italian citizenship in any way according to Jus Sanguinus (the right to Italian Citizenship by virtue of having an Italian ascendant) ? I am the son of a son of the son of the man who married this Italian connection. Is it true that the 1948 law is being amended to include children born of Italian mothers before 1948? If so, what is the current status and how long before one can expect any changes?
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My South African greatgrandfather married a woman (my greatgrandmother) whose parents emigrated from Italy before she was born. On account of said marriage would he have been eligible for Italian citizenship? Is it possible for me to claim Italian citizenship in any way according to Jus Sanguinus (the right to Italian Citizenship by virtue of having an Italian ascendant) ? I am the son of a son of the son of the man who married this Italian connection. Is it true that the 1948 law is being amended to include children born of Italian mothers before 1948? If so, what is the current status and how long before one can expect any changes?
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Tuesday 5 August 2008 @ 10:17 am
blarneyspeakred asked:
Will we be put under a microscope? This is a legit marriage, if I have to live in Europe w/ him, I will, so no smartass answers please.
Why don’t you read correctly before you answer?? Jeez…
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Will we be put under a microscope? This is a legit marriage, if I have to live in Europe w/ him, I will, so no smartass answers please.
Why don’t you read correctly before you answer?? Jeez…
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Tuesday 29 July 2008 @ 4:26 am
Jen P asked:
Ok, here’s the situation.
-A husband and wife were married in Venezuela at the ages of 20 and 21 before they came to the US, specifically California.
-Both are resident aliens legally residing in Northern California with all the proper documentation.
-After 25 years of marriage, they have begun to seriously consider divorce.
-Both have substantial assets, including a home. They have 3 children together, all born in this country. They have all the accouterments of normal US citizens minus the citizenship.
Ok, here’s the situation.
-A husband and wife were married in Venezuela at the ages of 20 and 21 before they came to the US, specifically California.
-Both are resident aliens legally residing in Northern California with all the proper documentation.
-After 25 years of marriage, they have begun to seriously consider divorce.
-Both have substantial assets, including a home. They have 3 children together, all born in this country. They have all the accouterments of normal US citizens minus the citizenship.
Do California marriage laws still apply to them if they wanted to legally seperate considering they aren’t citizens and were married before they even set foot in this country?
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Monday 21 July 2008 @ 8:23 am
Muhammed asked:
What happens to a marriage certificate of a foreign country when it is accepted in Canada. (For example, a Canadian citizen who gets married outside of Canada and then sponsor’s his wife to come to Canada) Is a prenuptial aggrement made after immigration, or whatever the original marriage certificate says regarding prenup is carried over to Canada?
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What happens to a marriage certificate of a foreign country when it is accepted in Canada. (For example, a Canadian citizen who gets married outside of Canada and then sponsor’s his wife to come to Canada) Is a prenuptial aggrement made after immigration, or whatever the original marriage certificate says regarding prenup is carried over to Canada?
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Tuesday 24 June 2008 @ 5:26 pm
angel06 asked:
I filed a divorce in US for my previous marriage in the Philippines. I am now married to a US Citizen and I want to petition my children who are below 12. What are the procedures and how long does it normally take.
I filed a divorce in US for my previous marriage in the Philippines. I am now married to a US Citizen and I want to petition my children who are below 12. What are the procedures and how long does it normally take.
Does my ex-husband needs to sign a consent that our children can migrate to US?
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