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It is not legal to come to the US on a tourist visa with the intention to stay and AOS.  It is fine to come to the US on an ESTA or B2 and get married and leave the US with the intention to file for a spousal visa in the future.

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6 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

It is not legal to come to the US on a tourist visa with the intention to stay and AOS.  It is fine to come to the US on an ESTA or B2 and get married and leave the US with the intention to file for a spousal visa in the future.

I read that a lot have done it and they need to wait 60 days from the entry it is called the 30 60 90 days rule. There is nothing illegal about it they even allow the spouse to work after 6 month 

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Just now, Surrey19 said:

I read that a lot have done it and they need to wait 60 days from the entry it is called the 30 60 90 days rule. There is nothing illegal about it they even allow the spouse to work after 6 month 

Again, it is not legal to enter the US on a tourist visa with the intention to stay and adjust status.  It is legal to come to the US, and if life events change while here where one gets married, then they can file an AOS.  However, this decision is made after the fact of entering the US, not before.

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5 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

Again, it is not legal to enter the US on a tourist visa with the intention to stay and adjust status.  It is legal to come to the US, and if life events change while here where one gets married, then they can file an AOS.  However, this decision is made after the fact of entering the US, not before.

Ok we will see when I be in US .what is the best choice 

 

was wondering about the process time of the AOS

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13 minutes ago, Surrey19 said:

Ok we will see when I be in US .what is the best choice 

 

was wondering about the process time of the AOS

Don't get caught with your intention.

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19 minutes ago, geowrian said:

See INA 214(b) to obtain a tourist visa, or INA 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I) at POE for entering as an intending immigrant without an immigrant visa (or visa that allows immigrant intent like a K-1 visa).

Also see the expedited removals some people have received as a result of trying this. Just Google it and you'll see plenty of it.

If that is the case there would not be a 30 60 90 days rule for marriage 

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1 minute ago, Surrey19 said:

If that is the case there would not be a 30 60 90 days rule for marriage 

30 60 90 days whatever doesn't help you overcome fraud when you already have AOS intention. This forum is not for you, find fraud advice from somewhere else.

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18 minutes ago, Surrey19 said:

If that is the case there would not be a 30 60 90 days rule for marriage 

There is no rule. That's a rumor. You have a lot of educating to do. Please start. 

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