Getting Marry

[Whitejuly 0]

If your decision to marry occurred while she was already here, she can just stay and adjust status. Unfortunately, if you do that, her 18 year old son has no path to US immigration through YOU. He would need to leave and maybe come back a few years later when a visa is available to him based on his mother's LPR status. If you want both of them to become legal US residents the only path available to you is K1 and K2. For your stepson to become a resident, he needs and approved I-130 petition but YOU cannot file it in his behalf BECAUSE he's already 18.

I THOUGHT I made this clear twice already. Is it clear now?

Thanks for your feddback, I read the guides and the K1 is clear now..those sample forms are very ilustrative...I wish I could find more info about the K-2 (everything I read is just for K-1, it would be grreat to see sample forms for K-2). Thanks again.

[pushbrk 12,898]

Thanks for your feddback, I read the guides and the K1 is clear now..those sample forms are very ilustrative...I wish I could find more info about the K-2 (everything I read is just for K-1, it would be grreat to see sample forms for K-2). Thanks again.

There is no petition for the K2. Just list the "child" in the applicable section on the I-129F for fiancee. When the case gets to the Consulate, the forms are the same. If you have questions about filling them out at that point, just ask.

[Patrick Caffery 0]

This is very interesting. I wrote about my story about applying for a marriage visa on my blog here http://marriagevisa.wordpress.com/. I will keep added more posts about my experience when I have some more time.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

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