Inmigrant getting married with American citizen

[ThomLin 0]

Hi, ok I have this question...

Which is the procedure as an Inmigrant living in U.S.A. to get married with an American Citizen?

Is enough just go to the court and get married?

After that what's next? where to go? have someone have been in this situation?

Thanks for the next answers, the help and take the time to read this topic...

God bless!

[canadian_wife 1,829]

In order to enter the US to live with your husband, you'll need a visa. Since you are currently unmarried, you have choices.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=compare

Good luck.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Lin I am confused. I remember you guys being denied for the K-1. what changed? As in - what type of visa did you use to enter the US after that denial?

[Anh map 2,098]

Is the person a legal immigrant? If so, then they would get married (church, court, Vegas) and if needed apply for any adjustment of status.

If the person is not a legal immigrant then it's a more complex situation.

[gilmoregirl 0]

Hola Linda!

¿Cómo va tu caso? Ya fue aprobado?

El de nosotros finalmente ya fue apribado después de esperar mucho tiempo. Ahora es sólo esperar la invitación del Consulado de Ciudad Juárez.

Ojalá y todo esté bien con usedes.

Dios los bendiga.

Gilmore Girl

[ThomLin 0]

Is the person a legal immigrant? If so, then they would get married (church, court, Vegas) and if needed apply for any adjustment of status.

If the person is not a legal immigrant then it's a more complex situation.

Is a not legal inmigrant...which ones are the options?...know is complex but there's must to be some options, if someone know, help us with the information, please! thanks!

Linda

In order to enter the US to live with your husband, you'll need a visa. Since you are currently unmarried, you have choices.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=compare

Good luck.

Thanks for the link!!! wink!

[ThomLin 0]

Hola Linda!

¿Cómo va tu caso? Ya fue aprobado?

El de nosotros finalmente ya fue apribado después de esperar mucho tiempo. Ahora es sólo esperar la invitación del Consulado de Ciudad Juárez.

Ojalá y todo esté bien con usedes.

Dios los bendiga.

Gilmore Girl

Hola paisana me da un buen de gusto saber que ya los aprovaron!! les deseo toda la suerte del mundo, que Dios les ilumine el camino para que todo sea facil y rapido..

Mi caso ahora es diferente... imaginate! jajajaja

Cuidate y estemos en contacto

Linda

[Darnell 8,479]

do you mean 'immigrant' or 'illegal alien' ?

[ThomLin 0]

do you mean 'immigrant' or 'illegal alien' ?

'illegal alien'

Thanks for the interest!

[sachinky 465]

How did you enter the U.S.? On what visa? Was it EWI or did you overstay your visa?

If EWI, then you can forget about it. Just go back to your home-country.

Edited December 9, 2009 by sachinky

[Twisted K 2]

since you entered illegally, on what grounds can you adjust status, when you have no status to adjust from?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Lin, you are making your case even more complex than it had to be. You guys were denied a K-1. That is already in your immigration file. The only way to regularize your case is to get married, go back home and file for a CR-1 (or a K-3). To do otherwise would be to intentionally circumvent US immigration law and I can guarantee you no one on VJ will advise you on how to do that. And of course, USCIS will not look kindly on you doing so.

Do not make your life more difficult than it needs to be. Marry, go back home, begin the CR-1 process. Best of luck.

[Darnell 8,479]

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Edited December 9, 2009 by Darnell

[ThomLin 0]

OK...thanks everybody!

[Twisted K 2]

by entering without papers, you have created yourself a mountain to climb. if i remember correctly, your i-129f petition never made it to the embassy, and was denied by USCIS in the beginning. so you will have a lot of explaining to do if you do plan on "adjusting status". you might want to invest in a well-qualified immigration attorney.

buenos suerte! you are going to need it.