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Want to bring my fiancee from germany to the states to get married... on the visa.. but after we get married..?

want to live in germany and maybe later in 2 to 3 years move back to the states maybe to live.. here are my questions...

1. after we marry on the visa... and go back to germany can he still visit the country, like a reg. tourist to visit my family without issues?

2. later on can we finish the permanate resident paperwork.. or do i have to file for a spouse visa again when we do want to move back to the states?

3. Or do you know if i should just marry in germany till were ready to move to the states... and if we marry in germany will he still be able to visit the states without problem?

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Want to bring my fiancee from germany to the states to get married... on the visa.. but after we get married..?

want to live in germany and maybe later in 2 to 3 years move back to the states maybe to live.. here are my questions...

1. after we marry on the visa... and go back to germany can he still visit the country, like a reg. tourist to visit my family without issues?

2. later on can we finish the permanate resident paperwork.. or do i have to file for a spouse visa again when we do want to move back to the states?

3. Or do you know if i should just marry in germany till were ready to move to the states... and if we marry in germany will he still be able to visit the states without problem?

Your whole scenario suggests you would be better off to marry first (here or there), move to Germany and later file for a DCF several months before you would be planning to return to live permanently in the US. There is no sense to go through the visa and adjustment process just to leave the country and lose your status as a permanent resident. Do that when you are ready to live here.

Yes, she can visit anytime on the VWP, before or after she marries you.

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Why do you want to get the visa? Assuming he is a German citizen, he can come over on the VWP and get married, that is perfectly legal. The only thing illegal is if he were to stay, but you want to live in Germany so as long as he leaves after his 90 days, he is fine. If you do go for the fiance via after all, here are the answers to your questions:

1. He should be able to visit, but may face a few extra questions at the border. He should bring evidence that he will return to Germany (letter from employer, apartment lease etc).

2. Yes, you'd need to start from scratch with a spousal visa including paying all fees etc. The good news is that you could file DCF (directly via the embassy), which is faster than a fiance visa or a spousal visa files while the USC is in the USA.

3. See 1. and 2.

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Want to bring my fiancee from germany to the states to get married... on the visa.. but after we get married..?

want to live in germany and maybe later in 2 to 3 years move back to the states maybe to live.. here are my questions...

1. after we marry on the visa... and go back to germany can he still visit the country, like a reg. tourist to visit my family without issues?

2. later on can we finish the permanate resident paperwork.. or do i have to file for a spouse visa again when we do want to move back to the states?

3. Or do you know if i should just marry in germany till were ready to move to the states... and if we marry in germany will he still be able to visit the states without problem?

Your whole scenario suggests you would be better off to marry first (here or there), move to Germany and later file for a DCF several months before you would be planning to return to live permanently in the US. There is no sense to go through the visa and adjustment process just to leave the country and lose your status as a permanent resident. Do that when you are ready to live here.

Yes, she can visit anytime on the VWP, before or after she marries you.

As Usaul your post is correct and to the point. It's refreshing to see members like you on this board.

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