Online marriage visa and visiting (split)

[SalishSea 17,836]

36 minutes ago, Shonda Diakite said:

We married online in june so if i go to Paris i can bring him back to the usa with me??

No.  He needs a VISA.

[Shonda Diakite 3]

31 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Does he have a visitor visa?

No he doesn't

2 minutes ago, Pandora Gadomski said:

No worries,  it's so confusing. After all the money wasted through webwed, I had little faith in attorneys and their necessity.  Lol. I quickly realized immigration attorneys are good for complicated forms but luckily so am I. All the forms come with instructions and there are a bunch of YouTube videos where immigration attorneys take geek speak into layman's terms. This site was helpful for me too. If you take the time and have the patience,  it's not too difficult 

Thank you again

[SalishSea 17,836]

33 minutes ago, Shonda Diakite said:

Yes it is oh my God I cant wait to tell him this thank you !!!!!!!

I think you are confused, and you are getting some bad advice on this thread.

 

Are you wanting to bring him over on an immigrant visa as your spouse?  If so, the correct visa he will need is a CR-1.  You need to petition him for this visa, and it will likely take a couple of years.

 

If he wants to visit the US, he must apply for a B1 visa through the US consulate where he resides.  His application will be judged based upon his ties to his home country.  He cannot visit and stay to adjust status.

 

He is from a high-fraud country, and now he has a US spouse, so it is very very unlikely that he would get a visitor's visa.

Edited July 20, 2021 by Jorgedig

[Pandora Gadomski 22]

36 minutes ago, Shonda Diakite said:

Wow so how do we get this visa oh my god you are really helping me

I can't figure out which visa he needs if he is going on a tourist visa. If he is trying to move permanently,  that will take much longer and has to be done at his country's consulate in Paris. If he is planning on returning to Paris, or at least leaving US after a visit, he can come with you based on tourism. The link I gave you is the government site that tells you which 39 countries are allowed here on visa waiver (no visa) program. The husband visa is the B1/B2 which allows him to reside and work permanently but does not make him a citizen. Those processing times are more than a year. Quicker to travel on tourist and return when it expires.

[Shonda Diakite 3]

1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

I think you are confused, and you are getting some bad advice on this thread.

 

Are you wanting to bring him over on an immigrant visa as your spouse?  If so, the correct visa he will need is a CR-1.  You need to petition him for this visa, and it will likely take a couple of years.

 

If he wants to visit the US, he must apply for a B1 visa through the US consulate where he resides.  His application will be judged based upon his ties to his home country.  He cannot visit and stay to adjust status.

Yes i. Understand this i thought if we got a temporary visa he could visit here for a few months 

[Shonda Diakite 3]

47 minutes ago, Pandora Gadomski said:

Of course. He will only be able to go as a visitor. You aren't allowed to apply for an adjustment of status if he came on a tourist visa if the original intent is for him to stay. That is fraud and he can get into trouble for it. My husband came back from UK with me on a tourist visa. We were going to return to UK after 90 days but due to unforseen circumstances,  I am not able to return right now. So, we are applying to adjust his status now. I'm sure they'll want to make sure it wasn't our original intent, which it wasn't.  He had return ticket and we have other evidence,  I'm sure it will be ok. But, yes, he can return with you. His visa will only be good for 90 days.

Yes we would just like the visit for now

[SalishSea 17,836]

Just now, Pandora Gadomski said:

I can't figure out which visa he needs if he is going on a tourist visa. If he is trying to move permanently,  that will take much longer and has to be done at his country's consulate in Paris. If he is planning on returning to Paris, or at least leaving US after a visit, he can come with you based on tourism. The link I gave you is the government site that tells you which 39 countries are allowed here on visa waiver (no visa) program. The husband visa is the B1/B2 which allows him to reside and work permanently but does not make him a citizen. Those processing times are more than a year. Quicker to travel on tourist and return when it expires.

I know you mean well, but you don't seem to have a good enough grasp on the process to be able to explain it to others.  You also are actually stating things which just are completely false.

 

Her husband does not have a tourist visa, and his chances for one are slim.  If she wants him to come to the USA, she will need to petition him.

 

If she travels to Paris for a vacation, there is NO PATH to bring him back with her at this time.

[Pandora Gadomski 22]

1 minute ago, Shonda Diakite said:

Yes i. Understand this i thought if we got a temporary visa he could visit here for a few months 

I stated as much. If the country is on the ESTA he can come on visa waiver for 90 days. He does not need the CR1. 

[Shonda Diakite 3]

Just now, Shonda Diakite said:

Yes we would just like the visit for now

Thank you im ginba do some research you helped me a lot ...💕💕💕

[SalishSea 17,836]

2 minutes ago, Shonda Diakite said:

Yes i. Understand this i thought if we got a temporary visa he could visit here for a few months 

Like I said, he applies for a B visa, and he must show strong ties to home in order to get it.

[Pandora Gadomski 22]

1 minute ago, Shonda Diakite said:

Yes we would just like the visit for now

Find out tourist visa requirements for Ivory Coast. He will need a tourism visa to visit temporary 

[SalishSea 17,836]

1 minute ago, Pandora Gadomski said:

I stated as much. If the country is on the ESTA he can come on visa waiver for 90 days. He does not need the CR1. 

Ivory Coast is clearly not a VWP country. If she wants him to come and live legally in the US, she needs to petition him for a CR1 visa.

Just now, Pandora Gadomski said:

Find out tourist visa requirements for Ivory Coast. He will need a tourism visa to visit temporary 

B visa requirements are the same world wide.

[SalishSea 17,836]

4 minutes ago, Shonda Diakite said:

Thank you im ginba do some research you helped me a lot ...💕💕💕

Yes, please do your own research.  The person trying to "help" you on this thread has posted numerous incorrect things and does not know what she is talking about.

[Shonda Diakite 3]

5 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Ivory Coast is clearly not a VWP country. If she wants him to come and live legally in the US, she needs to petition him for a CR1 visa.

B visa requirements are the same world wide.

Ok gotcha 

[Boiler 45,525]

6 minutes ago, Pandora Gadomski said:

I can't figure out which visa he needs if he is going on a tourist visa. If he is trying to move permanently,  that will take much longer and has to be done at his country's consulate in Paris. If he is planning on returning to Paris, or at least leaving US after a visit, he can come with you based on tourism. The link I gave you is the government site that tells you which 39 countries are allowed here on visa waiver (no visa) program. The husband visa is the B1/B2 which allows him to reside and work permanently but does not make him a citizen. Those processing times are more than a year. Quicker to travel on tourist and return when it expires.

Visa's for the US are processed at the US Consulate.

 

Seems like he is resident in Italy if so he could apply there or in his home country.

 

VWP has absolutely nothing to do with this situation, he needs a B2 to visit.

 

B does not allow him to reside and work permanently.

 

Many Consulates are not booking B's until next year, unless it is an emergency.

 

I am going to assume that getting a B2 may not be easy but know little about his situation.