I feel over whelmed and worried...

[TucsonBill 0]

Bill,

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I hope this doesn't come off as a Rant, I am just trying to explain a little...

Not at all, and my intent was not to offend. I, and others, have gotten flamed in the past for posting 'unsolicited advice', (not from any original posters), as some members have, or have had, a habbit if trying to tell others what they should be or should not be posting or respoding to on this forum. Thus the disclaimer

Best Wishes,

Bill

Edited October 10, 2006 by TucsonBill

[tonyeck 0]

Bill,

-- snip for brevity--

I hope this doesn't come off as a Rant, I am just trying to explain a little...

Not at all, and my intent was not to offend. I, and others, have gotten flamed in the past for posting 'unsolicited advice', (not from any original posters), as some members have, or have had, a habbit if trying to tell others what they should be or should not be posting or respoding to on this forum. Thus the disclaimer

Best Wishes,

Bill

Thanks

[tonyeck 0]

So you are getting married next summer?

If you do a k-1 visa (fiance visa...) you will have time to come into the country....and then once you are IN the country - 90 days to get married.

SO...even if you start NOW...let's say it takes 5-8 months...at the earlest you're in March, latest (assuming all is well) June or so. That's TOTALLY guestimation on my part...but the point is, if you're planning on getting married next summer you'll need to start soon.

That is, of course, unless you're going a different route, get married and then file..and that's a different discussion

Thanks for that Gives me a good idea of when we can start

If we both have co-sponsors (both making over 125% than required), how much are we at a disadvantage when neither of us have incomes due to being a student... I am not clear on that I'm affraid...