super! ty very much...thats given me areal head start!...I,m wondering
also..i did read that I perphaps would,nt have to wait to move over
there for the marriage visa and not sure if i have this correct or
not.but a visa named k..? which would apparently allow me to go
there asap and work whilst waiting for the marriage visa..?? wether i
have this wrapped round my neck or not !!......lol..i,m not actually
sure...and also..i would be wanting my daughter to join me who is under
21..which process would i need to bring her through under?....Our plans
were maybe to marry in a civial ceramony...to start then a yr to the
day ..a big weddding for us and friends and family..but with question
to the civial..i guess its just amatter of arranging at date with..is
it the justice of peace..??and am i to assume correct it would be the
passport and birth certificate documention that would be required for
the marriage?..........and the only other information that concerned
me was something about entering the country with intent to marry.could
this cause any problems for me..??thankyou everso much and once again
sorry for the bombardment!.............GG
Noorah101 wrote:
> > hi......I,m going to visit my fiance in november, and was
> > wondering..is
> > it actually legal for me to marry him whilst over there
> > visiting..?..would we have to get a special licence..?....and what
> > would the contra-indications be if any when trying to..immigrate to be
> > with him..?..I,m also thinking i would perphaps need proof .i.e..birth
> > certificate..and proof of not being married before?...and if we did
> > get
> > married,how does that leave me and him..? what sort of availability do
> > we have to see each other..whilst all the visa applications etc are in
> > process..?..sorry for the mound of questions..but i have searched
> > several ports and sites ..all with differing information..and cant
> > really get a sufficent answer to the information..i,m requesting...we
> > were also wondering maybe would the k-1 route be better..??.i have
> > afew
> > other questions but..will see...if anyone can help me with these few
> > first thankyou very much.....GG
>
> Yes, you can get married while here in the USA, no special license
> required. You would then stay your allowed visit time, then return to
> your home country for visa processing. If you wanted to visit again in
> the meantime, it's allowed, you will just have to bring proof to show at
> the POE that you do not intend to immigrate on the visit.
>
> You can do the K-1 if you prefer. Just depends on whether you'd rather
> be separated while engaged, or separated while married. The K-1 might
> be a bit quicker to get you into the USA, but then there is a boatload
> of more paperwork and waiting once in the USA.
>
> The CR-1 spouse immigrant visa is the quicker way to the green card
> in hand, even if it takes a little longer for you to actually get
> to the USA.
>
> All depends on your particular situation, which you prefer.
>
> Best Wishes,
> Rene
>
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