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I want to get married to a women from South America but I am afraid we will get caught of suspected of marriage fraud for green card. How can we do this legally?
I also suggest this: get to know her well and be as sure as you can she won't ditch you once she gets a green card. I have seen and heard of too many horror stories of foreign women latching onto innocent and unsuspecting US Citizen men.
I also suggest this: get to know her well and be as sure as you can she won't ditch you once she gets a green card. I have seen and heard of too many horror stories of foreign women latching onto innocent and unsuspecting US Citizen men.
Good luck.
Well I have no assests But how can they tell the difference between a legit and fake marriage? That is why I am afraid, legit or not wont they think it is fraud?
I also suggest this: get to know her well and be as sure as you can she won't ditch you once she gets a green card. I have seen and heard of too many horror stories of foreign women latching onto innocent and unsuspecting US Citizen men.
Well I have no assests But how can they tell the difference between a legit and fake marriage? That is why I am afraid, legit or not wont they think it is fraud?
Um, no. Why would they? If it's legit, there won't be a problem. Immigration & Customs Enforcement has bigger problems to deal with than U.S. citizens falling in love with foreigners and living happily every after. My Mom wasn't a U.S. citizen when she married my Dad. I don't think the INS (now USCIS) had an issue with it at all.
Get a fiancee visa if you're going to get married in the U.S, not a tourist visa. That way, your new wife will be able to get a job here after the wedding. You'd have to get married within 90 days of her arrival in the U.S.
I know it's a royal pain to pay so much money for the visa, and fill out mounds of paperwork but in the long run it's better to do things the legal way.
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But how can they tell the difference between a legit and fake marriage? That is why I am afraid, legit or not wont they think it is fraud?
If it's legit, there won't be a problem. Immigration & Customs Enforcement has bigger problems to deal with than U.S. citizens falling in love with foreigners and living happily every after. My Mom wasn't a U.S. citizen when she married my Dad. I don't think the INS (now USCIS) had an issue with it at all.
