Is this Visa fraud????

[Peikko 1,575]

I hate the use of 'm'key'. Slang words are fine, but this is just a snide comment. Just come out and say you think the poster is a ######, rather than hiding behind this 'm'key' (which probably should be m'kay' although neither looks right)

[Chica Yeyé 41]

I hate the use of 'm'key'. Slang words are fine, but this is just a snide comment. Just come out and say you think the poster is a ######, rather than hiding behind this 'm'key' (which probably should be m'kay' although neither looks right)

And I hate people that come in and ask advise for "a friend". A high school question gets a high school answer.

[Peikko 1,575]

Hehehehehehe, that too

[MrsCat 6]

I hate the use of 'm'key'. Slang words are fine, but this is just a snide comment. Just come out and say you think the poster is a ######, rather than hiding behind this 'm'key' (which probably should be m'kay' although neither looks right)

And I hate people that come in and ask advise for "a friend". A high school question gets a high school answer.

I just did that this past week. But I swear I got my GED.

[tmma 467]

She can come here on a VWP and marry--however--she has to leave and go back to Mexico whilst the appropriate visa is applied for her.

There is NOTHING that says you cannot marry on a VWP tourist/work/student visa!

Fraud is if she comes here on VWPtourist/work/student visa with the intent to marry and STAY! That's fraud!

hmmm,

For the record, the VWP doesn't apply to Mexico Any Mexican needs a tourist, work or student visa to enter the US legally

Hmmmm-fixed . Doesn't change the basic message to the "friend" of the OP, though.

O/T-Why isn't the VWP valid for Mexico, anyway?

eta winkie right back at ya! And a thumbs up!

Edited January 12, 2009 by tmma

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

I hate the use of 'm'key'. Slang words are fine, but this is just a snide comment. Just come out and say you think the poster is a ######, rather than hiding behind this 'm'key' (which probably should be m'kay' although neither looks right)

Hate whatever you feel hating, it's you right...

m'key?

[Peikko 1,575]

Thank you, yes I will

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

She can come here on a VWP and marry--however--she has to leave and go back to Mexico whilst the appropriate visa is applied for her.

There is NOTHING that says you cannot marry on a VWP tourist/work/student visa!

Fraud is if she comes here on VWPtourist/work/student visa with the intent to marry and STAY! That's fraud!

hmmm,

For the record, the VWP doesn't apply to Mexico Any Mexican needs a tourist, work or student visa to enter the US legally

Hmmmm-fixed . Doesn't change the basic message to the "friend" of the OP, though.

O/T-Why isn't the VWP valid for Mexico, anyway?

Because we are a third world country and we cannot just show up at the border with our Mexican Passport and say, "Hey, may I come in?"

Let me fix it, we are a "Developing" country

Edited January 12, 2009 by TävôLuDô

[gigisan 0]

I need your opinions. A USC friend of mine plans on marrying a girl from Mexico. This girl currently lives in Mexico and currently holds a valid visitor visa to enter the U.S. They are planning on having the girl enter the U.S. in April on her visitor visa and then marry here (civil marriage). She will then go back to Mexico and they are planning the religious wedding in Mexico for August. At this point, they will attempt to have her enter the US. on her visitor’s visa. When she is here, they will do AOS.

Is this allowed? Isn’t it considered visa fraud for her to marry while she is here on a tourist visa? She will be entering with the intent to marry (although she may not admit it at her POE). Maybe I’m just bummed out that my man had to pursue his k-1 and then be allowed entry?

It’s been such a long time since I last checked into this site and I feel like I have lost my immigration knowledge. :-(

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Intering with an intention, and doing different is illegal

please refer to

http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/A2.pdf

[tmma 467]

She can come here on a VWP and marry--however--she has to leave and go back to Mexico whilst the appropriate visa is applied for her.

There is NOTHING that says you cannot marry on a VWP tourist/work/student visa!

Fraud is if she comes here on VWPtourist/work/student visa with the intent to marry and STAY! That's fraud!

hmmm,

For the record, the VWP doesn't apply to Mexico Any Mexican needs a tourist, work or student visa to enter the US legally

Hmmmm-fixed . Doesn't change the basic message to the "friend" of the OP, though.

O/T-Why isn't the VWP valid for Mexico, anyway?

Because we are a third world country and we cannot just show up at the border with our Mexican Passport and say, "Hey, may I come in?"

m'key

[Peikko 1,575]

I still would rather someone just came out and said I think your opinion sucks though

Edited January 12, 2009 by Madame Cleo

[rebeccajo 14]

She'll have to get past CBP in order to commit an illegal act.

Meaning she'll have to avoid mentioning a husband on her second entry.

Meaning that if she avoids mentioning him when asked what the intent of her visit is, then files for adjustment based upon a marriage which she will have to produce a marriage certificate for which occurred PRIOR to that last entry........*whew*............she will just have outed herself for material misrepresentation at the point of her last entry......

And good luck with that material misrepresentation during the adjustment interview, because that's not just an ordinary deporation.

That's a bar for life.

Edited January 12, 2009 by rebeccajo

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

I still would rather someone just came out and said I think your a ###### though

Any takers?

[gigisan 0]

Entering with an intention, and doing different is illegal

please refer to

http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/A2.pdf

[Peikko 1,575]

I still would rather someone just came out and said I think your a ###### though

Any takers?

I'm sure there are plenty. My opinions suck too