Getting married to an Asian girl, what's involved?
Answer:
check the gov't website to see. I have a friend that married a Canadian that was on a visa and it was actually no biggie and I think that the marriage changed the status of the visa although it takes years beyond that for citizenship these days
loosing your money, paying for her family
I hope that you REALLY love her, and I hope that she isn't using you.
I hope that you don't mind having her parents come and move in your home. That is a cultural practice in their culture, to take care of the elderly.
They really have family values. In our culture, we just talk about them.
Also, she might want to own a small business, and bring over a brother and sister as employees.
Many immigrants do that, especially Asians. They are in general very prosperous.
Logically, she will be the one with the most economic resources, so she will be it.
You will live with someone that thinks like an Asian woman, and there is NO changing that. Please respect her.
... That is what it involves, a huge commitment, therefore you want to make sure that the mutual understanding between you two is extraordinary.
1) Pay no attention to what white women say. They know as much about Asian women as they know about everything else: absolutely nothing.
2) If you get married to her, she can stay. You need to contact the INS as soon as you can, in order to change her visa status.
3) The citizenship process will take about 3 years, if started immediately.
4) Contact an immigration lawyer too, you need at least one consultation to make sure that you're following things the best possible way.
If you're American or a permanent resident, just marry her and go to the immigration office and get started on her papers. Pretty simple, really.
If you are a US citizen you can get married to her. Immediately after the marriage file an I-130 for her. Also file an application for Change of Status and an application for a Work Permit.
Since she came to the United States legally she'll be allowed to stay while the paperwork is being processed even if her work visa expires.
If you are not a US citizen, but have a Green Card, you are out of luck. She'll have to go home and you'll have to file an I- 130. The wait for a visa will be about 5 years.
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