cuestion about visa k1

[Sandy&Will 0]

I am foreign fiancee of US Citizen. my fiance entered to USA on sep 30 2010 on K1 Visa. Due to family emergency, I have to leave US before getting married, on 28th Oct 2010. It was really unfortunate because I had to use all the money we had for my grandma whu past away the 28th, what should we do now? does he have to leave the country?? we just got our license to married. thanks for ur help.

[marriedtomrg 141]

If you do not get married within 90 days after his arrival, yes he has to leave.

You do not need a lavish/expensive marriage ceremony...if you can get married at a courthouse with witnesses present, you will both be considered married. Your next problem would be how he will adjust status so he can get his green card (the fee is $1,070), which you can apply for anytime after you are married, even after his I-94 expires.

I am foreign fiancee of US Citizen. my fiance entered to USA on sep 30 2010 on K1 Visa. Due to family emergency, I have to leave US before getting married, on 28th Oct 2010. It was really unfortunate because I had to use all the money we had for my grandma whu past away the 28th, what should we do now? does he have to leave the country?? we just got our license to married. thanks for ur help.

[nickbits 43]

You're the foreign fiancee but your finance entered on a k1? That doesn't make sense.

You should contact your consulate/embassy and see if they will revalidate the k1. If not you'll have to start over.

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

Can you give us a timeline of what happened when, and who is where now? You say he entered 30th Sept and left 28th Oct, but then you mention he is still here and you got a marriage license?

[ceadsearc 516]

Like the others, I'm having a hard time following.

- Are you the USC, or is your husband the USC?

- Where are you both now? Are you both in the US? Is someone out of the country?

- You got a marriage license. Are you married?

[Nica_In_Love 98]

If it makes it easier, type it in Spanish and I will translate because it's a bit hard to understand what you're trying to say!

[VanessaTony 3,567]

If it makes it easier, type it in Spanish and I will translate because it's a bit hard to understand what you're trying to say!

They're not allowed to do that. If they want to type in their native language that's fine, but only in the regional forums.

[Nica_In_Love 98]

They're not allowed to do that. If they want to type in their native language that's fine, but only in the regional forums.

If there is going to be a translation to their question, why is it not allowed? Everyone else is going to understand.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

If there is going to be a translation to their question, why is it not allowed? Everyone else is going to understand.

If the OP wrote in BOTH languages themselves then it's usually permitted. It's just a rule of VJ that all postings are in english unless in the regional forum. If VJ starts allowing one exception it gets a bit ridiculous having the OP post in their language, then someone posting a translation, then replies in their language and someone posting a translation. English only in the upper forums is the rule. The OP should post in their regional forum if they want a translation.. or use Google Translate and post what google translate says (sometimes that could be interesting)

**Edit - maybe you could PM them and get the gist of it to post here??

Edited December 13, 2010 by Vanessa&Tony

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Nica_in_love,

Perhaps you can send a PM to Sandy&Will asking for clarification in Spanish and getting a response, then posting the translation in English here? While we state English only in the immigration forums, if a non-English post is posted with an English translation so that all can understand and respond, that would also be acceptable. The reason for the English only requirement is to ensure everyone is able to understand the situation and respond appropriately. The original comments are certainly confusing with the inconsistent use of pronouns so it is hard to know what advice to offer. Getting a clearer picture of the situation would certainly help all concerned.

[Nica_In_Love 98]

Yeah, I was just thinking it would be better if I translated their question since what they posted isn't really understandable.

I'll PM them.

[Sandy&Will 0]

I am foreign fiancee of US Citizen. my fiance entered to USA on sep 30 2010 on K1 Visa. Due to family emergency, I have to leave US before getting married, on 28th Oct 2010. It was really unfortunate because I had to use all the money we had for my grandma whu past away the 28th, what should we do now? does he have to leave the country?? we just got our license to married. thanks for ur help.

IM sorry my bad...Im the petitioner.

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

I think you are best off PMing Nica in your native language so she can provide us with an English translation, because it doesn't make sense that you are the petitioner yet also the foreign fiance, plus we still don;t know where you and your fiance currently are and what the timeline is. If you are the foreign fiance, maybe your US citizen fiance could come on here and post, assuming their English is more fluent?