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Help!!! Company wants me to go to Singapore

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My fiancée just received her Visa to come to the states three days ago; However, I was just informed by my boss that I may have to go work in Singapore for up to a year!!! To say the least I am not at all happy about this. Does anyone know if I can have her visa extended until my return? Or what else i can do besides quit and have no income.

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My fiancée just received her Visa to come to the states three days ago; However, I was just informed by my boss that I may have to go work in Singapore for up to a year!!! To say the least I am not at all happy about this. Does anyone know if I can have her visa extended until my return? Or what else i can do besides quit and have no income.

No, the visa cannot be extended. If she doesn't entr the US within six months, you'll need to start over. I suggest you explore options for delaying your move to Singapore or potential other assignments. Have you explained the circumstances to your employer? Once she arrives, you'll need to get married, file for adjustment of status and emergency advanced parole so she could leave and return with you. You might be able to accompish all this within a few weeks. That may not be all the complications but it is enough to start with.

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