ADVICE NEEDED ABOUT HOW TO START MY VISA PROCESS

[good hearted man 0]

Hi everyone,

I hope this is the best place to come .I am in the process of filing in a petition for my soon to be Wife who is in Nigeria right now.I am Nigerian too.Been living in America for close to 10 years now.

I came here on a visiting Visa and later met and married another Nigerian lady but we got divorced like 6 years ago.

My ex wife filed for me while we were still married and i got my permanent residency through my first marriage.

Over the past 4 years, i met a nice lady whom i cared for and we both fell in love.We got engaged 3 years ago on my trip to Nigeria and i have been to Nigeria three more time to see my baby.

We planning on getting married sometime next year and i plan to file a petition for her to join me here.

I will like some advice on what to do , what to file, what to look out for.?.

I know this can be a long process but all advice is needed to prepare.

Chris

[BESANGIN 0]

Hi everyone,

I hope this is the best place to come .I am in the process of filing in a petition for my soon to be Wife who is in Nigeria right now.I am Nigerian too.Been living in America for close to 10 years now.

I came here on a visiting Visa and later met and married another Nigerian lady but we got divorced like 6 years ago.

My ex wife filed for me while we were still married and i got my permanent residency through my first marriage.

Over the past 4 years, i met a nice lady whom i cared for and we both fell in love.We got engaged 3 years ago on my trip to Nigeria and i have been to Nigeria three more time to see my baby.

We planning on getting married sometime next year and i plan to file a petition for her to join me here.

I will like some advice on what to do , what to file, what to look out for.?.

I know this can be a long process but all advice is needed to prepare.

Chris

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!

[good hearted man 0]

Hi everyone,

I hope this is the best place to come .I am in the process of filing in a petition for my soon to be Wife who is in Nigeria right now.I am Nigerian too.Been living in America for close to 10 years now.

I came here on a visiting Visa and later met and married another Nigerian lady but we got divorced like 6 years ago.

My ex wife filed for me while we were still married and i got my permanent residency through my first marriage.

Over the past 4 years, i met a nice lady whom i cared for and we both fell in love.We got engaged 3 years ago on my trip to Nigeria and i have been to Nigeria three more time to see my baby.

We planning on getting married sometime next year and i plan to file a petition for her to join me here.

I will like some advice on what to do , what to file, what to look out for.?.

I know this can be a long process but all advice is needed to prepare.

Chris

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!

Thank you

[timitrad2002 0]

Hi everyone,

I hope this is the best place to come .I am in the process of filing in a petition for my soon to be Wife who is in Nigeria right now.I am Nigerian too.Been living in America for close to 10 years now.

I came here on a visiting Visa and later met and married another Nigerian lady but we got divorced like 6 years ago.

My ex wife filed for me while we were still married and i got my permanent residency through my first marriage.

Over the past 4 years, i met a nice lady whom i cared for and we both fell in love.We got engaged 3 years ago on my trip to Nigeria and i have been to Nigeria three more time to see my baby.

We planning on getting married sometime next year and i plan to file a petition for her to join me here.

I will like some advice on what to do , what to file, what to look out for.?.

I know this can be a long process but all advice is needed to prepare.

Chris

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!

Thank you

i am not really sure the path to take but i will advice you to get a lawyer...it might be expensive and a very long process

[good hearted man 0]

Hi everyone,

I hope this is the best place to come .I am in the process of filing in a petition for my soon to be Wife who is in Nigeria right now.I am Nigerian too.Been living in America for close to 10 years now.

I came here on a visiting Visa and later met and married another Nigerian lady but we got divorced like 6 years ago.

My ex wife filed for me while we were still married and i got my permanent residency through my first marriage.

Over the past 4 years, i met a nice lady whom i cared for and we both fell in love.We got engaged 3 years ago on my trip to Nigeria and i have been to Nigeria three more time to see my baby.

We planning on getting married sometime next year and i plan to file a petition for her to join me here.

I will like some advice on what to do , what to file, what to look out for.?.

I know this can be a long process but all advice is needed to prepare.

Chris

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!

Thank you

i am not really sure the path to take but i will advice you to get a lawyer...it might be expensive and a very long process

can someone tell me which is the best between the k3 and the IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process .Which is faster and what are the things i need to have

[S&S 1]

Are you a citizen or a resident? K-3 generally is faster for some, but the CR-1 is less work once they get here because you don't have to adjust status, you just get the green card in the mail. You need to apply for the I-130/CR-1 before you can apply for the K-3. Do both and follow which one comes faster for you. Personally lawyers are a waste of money dealing with nigeria. You can save money and fill out paperwork by yourself. Nigeria does not give preferential treatment for people with lawyers. Considering your immigration history, you need to collect and present as much evidence as possible for your interview.

[mahboula 11]

There are a few questions answered in this thread: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...pr+spousal+visa

If you search here, I'm sure you will find other threads with more info.

Sounds like you're going to need a lawyer.

[good hearted man 0]

Thank you for your enlighten comments.

I am a US citizen.So what will you advice and do you know how long will the time frame of either the CR 1or K3 take.

Hi everyone,

I hope this is the best place to come .I am in the process of filing in a petition for my soon to be Wife who is in Nigeria right now.I am Nigerian too.Been living in America for close to 10 years now.

I came here on a visiting Visa and later met and married another Nigerian lady but we got divorced like 6 years ago.

My ex wife filed for me while we were still married and i got my permanent residency through my first marriage.

Over the past 4 years, i met a nice lady whom i cared for and we both fell in love.We got engaged 3 years ago on my trip to Nigeria and i have been to Nigeria three more time to see my baby.

We planning on getting married sometime next year and i plan to file a petition for her to join me here.

I will like some advice on what to do , what to file, what to look out for.?.

I know this can be a long process but all advice is needed to prepare.

Chris

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!

Thank you

i am not really sure the path to take but i will advice you to get a lawyer...it might be expensive and a very long process

can someone tell me which is the best between the k3 and the IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process .Which is faster and what are the things i need to have

[mahboula 11]

Maybe if you try posting in the k-3 spouse visa area you will get more answers. Perhaps a mod could move the thread for you if you request it. I'm not sure how that works.

[brnidokiegurl 0]

First you need to decide if your filing before or after marriage K1 being for intent to marry K3/CR1 after marriage, not sure about problems from previous immigration matters you usually dont get much good out of a lawyer. CR1 (if after) i feel is better K1 (before) prob fastest

[BESANGIN 0]

Ok if you really want help with your SITUATION, why not start off by being honest with these people. It is unforgiveable that you could come on here seeking help for yourself and not really being honest about your REAL situation. If you are playing a game then again shame on you! This process is very real, long, stressful and painful for the people going through it. They take time away from their lives to be a support and a help to others going through this process, and to mock them is REALLY LOW!!!!!! You know that better than anyone what that was like for your FORMER wife. So continue to deceive these people if you like, it will not go well for you.

[Simply_Uno 1]

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[good hearted man 0]

After reading you unwarranted comments , i read some of your past post and i will like to clarify this once and for all

I am not your EX- HUSBAND and please never reply me if you will disrecpect me.

Because you EX is a Nigerian does not mean you should start cursing all Nigerian MEN that submitted posts in this Forum..Channel your frustrations to the right directions .

[good hearted man 0]

This reply is in response to the post by BESANGIN.After reading you unwarranted comments , i read some of your past post and i will like to clarify this once and for all

I am not your EX- HUSBAND and please never reply me if you will disrecpect me.

Because your EX is a Nigerian does not mean you should start cursing all Nigerian MEN that submitted posts in this Forum..Channel your frustrations to the right directions .

I am here because i needed some advice and not to be cursed by a person that looks for Nigerian men to vent on....ONCE AGAIN....I AM NOT YOUR EX-HUSBAND and you can email me your number so that you can stop being PARANOID

[iffy 0]

do not let negative pple drag you down ...the process is long and can be painful..get an attorney