how many would do it again

[Afrikan Queen 11]

If it didn't work out the first time, no way..... not the visa process.

[Tahoma 2,291]

If God forbid your marriage did not work out and you ended up in divorce, would you consider doing this process for a second time?

Hey...what are you trying to do...jinx us !?!

[Ron and Rhea 42]

Well the first time was a Filipina, 19 and 17 yrs old, worked for 31 years....I'm thinking this time will be the last time, one way or the other.

[HOWARDICU 0]

I am doing it again, found the true love of my life the only problem is waiting for the Approval letter the stress kills me but it's worth it

[sara..... 371]

I dont think i would ever do it again but i cant say never because i dont know the future but at this point thats what i feel

the visa process complicated my life and my health would be like asking me to put my hand in a fire and leave it there

sara

Edited January 2, 2012 by sara.....

[TeddyHoney 42]

I already doing it for a second time. I married my first Filipina wife there in the Phils and brought her here on IR VISA. This time it's K-1 with Ritchie.

Never once thought of marrying other than a Filipina.

[Gosia & Tito 199]

"... if I was looking for a specific breed I would get a dog."

:rofl:

Excellent answer!

I didn't start out looking for a foreigner, but through some nudging from a good friend it happened.

Would I do it again... if ? Bite your tongue!!!

"Foreign" is relative . Every time I go the country I was born, I am told I am 'foreigner' no less than 10 times. Having lived in several countries for long periods of time, I sort of don't feel foreigner anywhere. At same time, in the past 30-35 years, all relationships I had were with women of different nationality than my own.

To me is not the 'foreign'; it is the 'click', regardless of nationality/origin what matters.

[Glyn and Kathy 288]

LOL...its funny, I would never marry again. I always tell my husband that if something were to happen to him, I'll run and hide in a convent for the rest of my life. BUT, as for the immigration process...well, I'm on my second visa application to move BACK to the UK...and hubby would like to eventually come back here to the States and he left before getting his citizenship due to sick parents, so we'll be doing the whole US VISA process again at some point in the future.

[Dan & Jenni 457]

i didnt wanna do it this time but as i keep getting told... "jenni gets what jenni wants"

[Vicky and Larry 27]

If God forbid your marriage did not work out and you ended up in divorce, would you consider doing this process for a second time?

Oh my! What a question. The mere thought of things not working out in the long-run is horrible, but if that were ever a reality? I guess, "I would do anything for love, but I won't do that, no, no, I won't do that" Ha, ha. Errr, I guess, I would not rule it out. Love is love - transatlantic, down the street, in the next city - it's all the same.

[Sapphire Moon 25]

If God forbid your marriage did not work out and you ended up in divorce, would you consider doing this process for a second time?

I don't anticipate getting divorced in the first place!

But if God forbid that I would become a widow.. then the answer is NO, I don't want to go through all of this process again.

And even though it's difficult to go through the process now, I know that it will be worth it in the end.

Once he is here and we get married then I would think that after all we went through being patient with the process then our marriage will be it and there will be no reason for a Second time around!

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

My husband and I have been together for 12 years now, and this is my second marriage. I do not foresee another divorce in my future, and even if something that horrible happened, I do not think I would ever remarry a third time or go through the immigration process again. I just so happened to meet and fall in love with someone from another country. I never sought out a non-USC on purpose nor would I in the future. We undertook this process out of necessity. I wouldn't voluntarily seek out the need to have someone immigrate to my country for a marriage. Maybe someday we will move back to his country (he still has a house there), and the tables will be turned and I will have to go through whatever it takes to immigrate there. Who knows?

[Nan & Mario 0]

Definitely would do it again... it was lengthy process but it's much better now that we're together.

[Sirdaniel42 86]

'This process'... as in bringing a foreign fiance(e) to America?

Well, I found the love of my life in Korea. She is American, I am Irish. Neither of us ever went there to 'find a foreigner'. So, to answer, I would do it if I happened to meet someone of a different nationality to me, yes. But, I wouldn't go out of my way to 'find' someone to love who was foreign.

Soo true

Met my Wife in Australia and I am from the Netherlands

[BobnCherry 10]

No way