How can I bring my wife in 6 months

[MissDinaDee 8]

You have to WAIT and be PATIENT like the rest of us... There are NO shortcuts to be taken!!!

Previous posters have clearly explained two viable and legal options for you. Best of luck!

[VanessaTony 3,567]

or how about i try to bring her using any visitor visa, once she is usa I will marry her again in here. is this work or no chance at all... thank a lot everyone for helping me out.

No sorry. You are already married and marrying again is illegal (in most places). It is not your foreign marriage that is the issue here, you are an LPR and so it will take some time for you to bring someone here. Nothing you can do right now will change that.

Please follow the advice of others. File your I-130 and wait. Then file for USC when the time comes and you can upgrade. Double check the nationality rules for your home country to make sure getting USC doesn't cancel your home countries citizenship (if this is something you care about).

Edited January 18, 2012 by Vanessa&Tony

[san diego 407]

or how about i try to bring her using any visitor visa, once she is usa I will marry her again in here. is this work or no chance at all... thank a lot everyone for helping me out.

This is immigration fraud.

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

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Well: "bring her using any visitor visa, once she is usa I will marry her again in here" is fraud on two counts:

1) Getting married 2nd time for immigration purposes

2) Coming on visitor visa with clear immigration intent

3) Possible marriage to under-aged (which we do not know this is why I do not insist)

The OP has not posted that he is 40. You made that up out of thin air. If you have never applied for a Visa, what is your vested interest on the website at all? The fact that you might have worked as an intern years ago in this field does not make you an expert.

[Pitaya 2,577]

Hello,

I was searching whole night and day but couldn't find a solution I am a greencard holder and its almost 4yrs I am in usa. I got married 2 month ago in my country, but I want to bring my wife in 6 months. I have good finical recored, and spending money won't be a problem for me.

As I can see if I apply for I-130 immigrant visa it would take 4yrs or so but is there a way to bring her in usa using visitor visa or something. She is in 11th grade so the student visa won't work for her. And for visitor visa as she is young she doesn't has good finical background. So what should I do I am really really upset atm please help me out.

Thanks

[Boiler 45,541]

There is always a way, in this case for you to move rather than her.

[Krikit 1,164]

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Again there is NO indication that he is 40+ and it's irrelevant anyway. You are jumping to conclusions. Give facts, not opinions based on "facts" you just make up.

The OP yes is saying the wrong thing. Obviously doesn't realise marriage in the US can't occur if he's already married. Some people HONESTLY think that marriages aren't valid in other countries, some honestly think they have to divorce in the same state/country they married in, some people think marrying the same person more than once is fine (is in some states, isn't in others). Some think that just by marrying a USC they become a USC. My own mother thought the paperwork I filed made me a USC, they had no idea. It is our "job" to educate.

[niktik 0]

guys, my wife is 19 years old, and myself is 24 so the age is not a problem at all and its legal in both country. I don't really care about her education since I am making enough money lol, I am just concerning about only 1 thing how to bring her here. So far what you guys suggest I see I have no chance at all in a year or two

Why I am thinking to bring her using visit visa cause I didn't claim anywhere that I am married, so if she be able to come her it will be our first marriage we will forget about the fast. thats what i am thinking though

Edited January 19, 2012 by niktik

[Golden Gate 530]

guys, my wife is 19 years old, and myself is 24 so the age is not a problem at all and its legal in both country. I don't really care about her education since I am making enough money lol, I am just concerning about only 1 thing how to bring her here. So far what you guys suggest I see I have no chance at all in a year or two

Why I am thinking to bring her using visit visa cause I didn't claim anywhere that I am married, so if she be able to come her it will be our first marriage we will forget about the fast. thats what i am thinking though

You stated that you have been married two months. You are married - so you can't 'forget the past.' If you are married and this is registered with your government, you need to be honest with all of your dealings with the U.S. Government and petition for a CR-1 Marriage Visa. You can't bring her here on a tourist visa with the intention of marrying her, because this is fraud.

[villaspurs 65]

Others can correct me if I'm wrong, but marrying her here wouldn't change anything anyway. She still won't be able to stay, she won't get the visa any quicker... All it will do is make you commit fraud, which would be considered material misrepresentation. Even if some day you applied for citizenship, this could lead to your citizenship being revoked and you would be deported. File the paperwork ASAP, make plans to visit her in her home country, and start the wait. Hopefully she'll be here sooner rather than later. Good luck!

[AKSinghSingh79 143]

guys, my wife is 19 years old, and myself is 24 so the age is not a problem at all and its legal in both country. I don't really care about her education since I am making enough money lol, I am just concerning about only 1 thing how to bring her here. So far what you guys suggest I see I have no chance at all in a year or two

Why I am thinking to bring her using visit visa cause I didn't claim anywhere that I am married, so if she be able to come her it will be our first marriage we will forget about the fast. thats what i am thinking though

Do not try to evade U.S. immigration laws. It will not work. When you try to find loopholes in the system it makes it worse for everyone trying to immigrate the legal way. There is absolutely no reason for you to try and cheat the system because you are impatient.

I have to wait just like you do. Does it suck? Yes it does, unimaginably so. But it takes a little bit of pain sometimes to get the ultimate gain: never being separated again because of immigration. This period of your life is nothing but a tiny blip of what your entire life and marriage will be. I think you can sacrifice a couple years of suffering apart in order to have a peaceful happy future.

So my thoughts to you is be patient and listen to the other answers you received. None of like waiting for our significant others to get here but its a sacrifice we all must go through for a short period of our lives. This is one of the reasons VJ was created, to offer support to those couples who are lonely and missing their partners. Empathy for others experiencing the exact pain you are feeling of missing your loved one.

You stated that you have been married two months. You are married - so you can't 'forget the past.' If you are married and this is registered with your government, you need to be honest with all of your dealings with the U.S. Government and petition for a CR-1 Marriage Visa. You can't bring her here on a tourist visa with the intention of marrying her, because this is fraud.

Ditto^

[niktik 0]

wow you guys are so helpful, I am going to a lawyer friday to file the CR-1 Marriage Visa, and 1 good news is I can apply for citizenship in this December. So I guess it would take 2yrs to bring her to me right?

[VanessaTony 3,567]

wow you guys are so helpful, I am going to a lawyer friday to file the CR-1 Marriage Visa, and 1 good news is I can apply for citizenship in this December. So I guess it would take 2yrs to bring her to me right?

You're not a USC so it's not technically a CR-1 visa. Just tell the lawyer you want to petition your wife and they should know what to do. Once you become a citizen THEN you upgrade the petition to a CR-1. You're looking at about 12 months from the time you upgrade the petition to her being approved.

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

Hello,

I was searching whole night and day but couldn't find a solution I am a greencard holder and its almost 4yrs I am in usa. I got married 2 month ago in my country, but I want to bring my wife in 6 months. I have good finical recored, and spending money won't be a problem for me.

As I can see if I apply for I-130 immigrant visa it would take 4yrs or so but is there a way to bring her in usa using visitor visa or something. She is in 11th grade so the student visa won't work for her. And for visitor visa as she is young she doesn't has good finical background. So what should I do I am really really upset atm please help me out.

Thanks

Not Possible.

Student Visas ARE available to elementary, middle or high school students not only to higher institutions.

Why are you so upset..? no need.

you can have the wife here in about 1.5 - 2 years. if you apply for US Citizenship when the time is right.

Edited January 19, 2012 by RICARDO4EVA2

[Heartwarming 15]

"Patience is a virtue"! You need to wait your turn. Relax and trust in God.