If you get married in guatamala and one of you is legal in the u.s can you bring to other back legaly?
Answer:
you need to get the proper visa, which takes about 6 to 8 months. You are better off getting a fiance visa (K-1) which takes only about a month to recieve, and then your fiance can come to the US and get married here. You'll have to then do an adjustment of status petition while in the US.
In order to get the K-1 visa approved, you have to prove that you two are not getting married solely to obtain a visa, that you in fact have a verified relationship. This can be proven with dated letters, emails, photographs. In other words, the typical things that couples would normally have.
No.
No but you can stay over there with him.
Not very easily no. Under current rules, it's very difficult.
No you cant. The US government has complicated and lengthy process for bringing a foreign spouse or fiancee into the country legally. They are called K1 and K2 visas.
No.
Only AFTER all the paperwork is completed for sponsorship.
No,,not since ICE is already involved,,but you can go live with him there if you truly love him..???
You had to have already filled an application fora K-1 visa and have sucessfully obtianed it before this can happen.
It won't do any good at this point. You'll have to start the process over, and it will take YEARS. Sadly, the system is not very fair in regards to this.
Yes you can, but talk to a lawyer that has knowledge on immigration laws; so that he can tell you the procedure to follow. keep in mind is going to cost you money and time, it won't be an immediate solution. Hope it helps
No cos I am married to a Texan we live in the UK and the longest I am able to stay each time is 90 days on the visa waiver scheme. Plus I don't have $250,000 lying dormant in my bank account as savings.
Why don't you go there, marry him, and f***in stay there. Lots of coca, sewage, and bananas to bide your time with.
You can get married in Guatemala. Good luck and God bless you.
Your husband will have to serve a penalty before he can return to the United States. Depending on how he's removed from the United States, voluntarily or legal deportation, and how long he was illegally in the United States, he's likely to be banned from returning from 3 years to as many as 10 years.
Consider living down there with him while he's serving his penalty. I understand it's a beautiful country.
NO! It will take about five years to bring back legally or longer.
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