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Hello,

I am looking into different options to move to the United States with my fiance. I am a US citizen, and he is a Mexican citizen. Up until now, we have been planning to file for a fiance visa and then an adjustment of status once in the states. However, I recently learnt about DCF, and am wondering if that might be a better option. I understand that you have to be a legal resident in Mexico for a minimum of 6 months. I have been living and working here for 14 months with an FM3 visa. I'm not sure if this qualifies us, and if so, does anyone know which is a better option - fiance visa or DCF? Please help!

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Hello..

You should read the "DCF MEXICO" TOPIC.. you can read our experiences there and see if that option is better for your case.

Good Luck !

Hello,

I am looking into different options to move to the United States with my fiance. I am a US citizen, and he is a Mexican citizen. Up until now, we have been planning to file for a fiance visa and then an adjustment of status once in the states. However, I recently learnt about DCF, and am wondering if that might be a better option. I understand that you have to be a legal resident in Mexico for a minimum of 6 months. I have been living and working here for 14 months with an FM3 visa. I'm not sure if this qualifies us, and if so, does anyone know which is a better option - fiance visa or DCF? Please help!

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rachelemmabyrne   0

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Thanks, I did read the DCF Mexico topic...that's actually where I heard about it. I was just wondering about a few specific details and wanted to hear more personal experiences.

Hello..

You should read the "DCF MEXICO" TOPIC.. you can read our experiences there and see if that option is better for your case.

Good Luck !

 
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