Anything and everything.

[apple21 953]

IVE ASKED... WHat forms do we file for the cr-1 route??????? thats my question!!!! OMG

Girl, the forms are right there on the guides ---> http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide2

[speedwell 224]

"From August 1, 1996 (under the Family Law Act, 1995) the minimum age at which a person, ordinarily resident in the State, may contract a marriage valid in Irish law is eighteen years of age; whether the marriage takes place in Ireland or elsewhere. This provision also applies where one party to the proposed marriage is over 18 years of age and the other is under 18, and to all non-residents who are marrying in the State. All persons applying to marry in the State must provide a Registrar with evidence of age and identity. Failure to produce such evidence will result in refusal to proceed with the marriage. Persons aged under 18 must obtain the permission of the Circuit Family Court or the High Court to get married.

If the permission of the Circuit Family Court or High Court has not been obtained and either party to the marriage is under eighteen years of age, the Registrar or person solemnising the marriage must not proceed with the marriage ceremony. Any party to such marriage, or any Registrar or person solemnising a marriage, who is convicted of knowingly breaching the provisions regarding the minimum age for the marriage shall be liable to a fine of up to €635.

There is no requirement to obtain parental consent for a marriage."

http://www.groireland.ie/getting_married.htm

Open, shut.

I don't intend to advise the OP to do anything illegal, therefore I am not going to advise her until I see proof she's 18. Also, little girl: Is minic a bhris beal duine a shron.

Edited April 25, 2013 by speedwell

[speedwell 224]

Not to be an alarmist (I guess I sort of am) but, honestly, "might soon be married", from a foreign teenager on an immigration board? I wonder about the intentions, and age, of the prospective US citizen fiance. I work with kids online (I have for many years since I was a Cyberangel in the late 90s) and I'm still a bit vigilant for signs of online predation. Just wanted to have that out there.

Edited April 25, 2013 by speedwell

[stevie b 141]

IVE ASKED... WHat forms do we file for the cr-1 route??????? thats my question!!!! OMG

you file a 130, the cr-1 is designated by default all this information is available in the guides OMG

[apple21 953]

I KNOW the age requirements.. i didnt say i didnt?.. Also we're going to get married in the STATES.. (USA) wher ei live.. my fiance is IRISH.. age here is 16 with consent.. age there is 16 with consent..IM wondering if wegot married.. legally we can technically file petitions to keep him here, correct? So technically by LAW age isnt an issue , cause if youre married then what says you havent a right to a GREENCARD?? O_o

Not to be an alarmist (I guess I sort of am) but, honestly, "might soon be married", from a foreign teenager on an immigration board? I wonder about the intentions, and age, of the prospective US citizen fiance. I work with kids online (I have for many years since I was a Cyberangel in the late 90s) and I'm still a bit vigilant for signs of online predation. Just wanted to have that out there.

OP is the US citizen (soon-to-be-wifey/petitioner). The boyfriend is Irish.

Edited April 25, 2013 by apple21

[speedwell 224]

OP is the US citizen (soon-to-be-wifey/petitioner). The boyfriend is Irish.

I don't think that is very reassuring, either.

[Darnell 8,478]

I have consent and i can have family co sponsors.. just need to know forms to file & is age really an issue? hence i was told it isnt.

Never, ever visit VJ, seeking info, on a handphone .

Seriously - come back on a PC, restudy the landscape. The things you need (for study) are blatantly obvious,

when logged in

on a PC.

Come back, when yer at a PC.

[Darnell 8,478]

IM wondering if wegot married.. legally we can technically file petitions to keep him here, correct? So technically by LAW age isnt an issue , cause if youre married then what says you havent a right to a GREENCARD?? O_o

Aiyo.

This was your intent all along, and you had your answer with 'which forms' from a USCIS 'operative' back on the 4th of April.

see the 2nd paragraph, at http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/422952-visa-waiver-program/page__view__findpost__p__6121362

That's it, yer done, have a nice day, and stop pestering people .

[apple21 953]

Aiyo.

This was your intent all along, and you had your answer with 'which forms' from a USCIS 'operative' back on the 4th of April.

see the 2nd paragraph, at http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/422952-visa-waiver-program/page__view__findpost__p__6121362

That's it, yer done, have a nice day, and stop pestering people .

Nice one Darnell.

[Darnell 8,478]

Nice one Darnell.

yup. Keep up, and pay attention. Class restarts at 4 PM EST tomorrow. Take Copious notes, there will be oral exam.

[LoveMyTico 999]

If you read the guides as suggested.... you would know the forms you need AND if you visit the USCIS site, it is spelled out there too. If you don't want to research and prepare then I suggest finding an immigration attorney who can do everything for a LARGE fee

Nobody here will put up with attitude. We are all here to help and support each other.

I get the "feeling" you are getting married to keep someone in the states legally...... but just so you know.... being married doesn't automatically grant a greencard.

If I were you, I'd be asking different questions ...... and I'd be researching the co-sponsor and the actual cost of the entire process. Its not just about getting married and letting everything fall into place.

just sayin'

[Adrian_Trischa 6]

IVE ASKED... WHat forms do we file for the cr-1 route??????? thats my question!!!! OMG

"OMG" If you had read the guides like you said, you would see that the forms needed to file are listed quiet clearly, as well as instructions as to how to put the document packets together.

---> http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

[Boggy1974 124]

OP, read the guides as suggested. If you have any specific question (s) then you can ask.

But let me say this: marriage is a long journey so you need to buckle up if you intend to embark on it. I have been married twice and stil haven't grasp it all.

Good luck!

[bigdog 376]

Asked and answered in previous posting. See and read the guides you will see the examples, this is about reading and understanding what is needed, not being told. Compare the VJ information to USCIS's site forms and guides. If you cannot do it yourself hire an attorney to assist you.

[Mina90 134]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/422433-k-1-visa-or-vwp/page__p__6108099#entry6108099

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/422952-visa-waiver-program/page__p__6121362#entry6121362

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/423696-k-1-help-please/page__p__6135087#entry6135087

OP, are you the girl or the Irish guy this time? In each different thread you post, you what to know about either a K-1, VWP or CR1. Either you know you want to come to the states to marry or you marry in Ireland. It seems suspicious and as though you are just finding ways to get to the US and stay here. What are you both really after?