Mason_Stellar
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looking for an opinion on how to go about a marriage dilemma and whats acceptable by USCIS
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Mason_Stellar reacted to a post in a topic:
looking for an opinion on how to go about a marriage dilemma and whats acceptable by USCIS
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Mason_Stellar reacted to a post in a topic:
looking for an opinion on how to go about a marriage dilemma and whats acceptable by USCIS
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its my fiance's dream to have some sort of celebratory event in Sayulita, Mexico since her father's side still has some family ties over there. So, as long as we have all the essential docs to prove a bonafide marriage with utah license and marriage certificate, we should sail thru, right? . -
Hi, I am an Indian national looking to tie the knot with my American fiance sometime in the future. We were initially thinking about a civil ceremony in mexico with friends and family present but based on the everything that the internet says about the process, getting a marriage certificate in mexico seems time consuming and complicated. So my quesiton is should we go the online utah route and get married via zoom being in two separate locations, subsequently receiving the marriage certificate in the mail, and then meet in mexico for a get together ? Having been hearing mixed reviews about how favourably USCIS looks at Utah online marriages. .
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So a conditional 2 year green card then, regardless of how much time it has been after marriage?
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hi, just wanted to know whether the f2a category that was approved 2 years after the date of marriage gives out a 10 year green card, like it does for cr1 when it changes to ir1, or you simply get a 2 year conditional green card after which you have to remove conditions off of, after two years? Thanks
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Inadmissibility question
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Inadmissibility question
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thank you for kind response carmel34. My partner's mother is very old and has health complications and for that reason she cannot travel. I wanted to have her blessing in person before we tie the knot. But now i am beginning to realize that might not be a possibility.
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i am still not sure how long the overstay was. i will have to talk to a lawyer about this. Still confused about how unlawful presence is counted for f1 visa. but my question in this post was is there was a waiver available, with which i could apply to get a non immigrant visa to see my partner in the US? sorry if my content in this thread sounds redundant or the question sounds silly. i have been reading about different types of waivers and so i though i would ask people who might know a thing or two about that
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the overstay was a little less than 7 months and the visa type was a student f1 visa. is it true that f1 students dont accrue unlawful presence untill a formal finding has been made?
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is there a way to forgive past overstay with a waiver if applying for any non immigrant visa?
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lawyer recommendation
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is marriage on courtly.com same as a utah online wedding
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Is there a way to check the number of years someone is inadmissible for after overstaying a US visa. I already know the 3 and 10 year bar for less than 180 days and more than a year overstay. i overstayed my visa due to ill health. is the only way to know for how long you're inadmissible is to apply for a new visa and see what they tell you? Basically, is there a way to know how long you have to wait to apply for visa that wont be rejected.