If she was fingerprinted while attempting to cross.....

[drewdnb 0]

can someone tell me ..........what is the very first form she needs to complete and where I can find it? Is it a printable form from a website or will I need to drive to the embassy to aquire it? She has never applied for legal entry so there is nothing on file yet............thanx again!

Drew

Did you decide which visa you want?

this is where i'm confused..............I want her to be able to come here eventually as my fiancee/wife, I know it will take alot of time and I know I need to file the waiver and hardship letter and all............but what form do I need to get the ball rolling.........

You have to decide whether you want her to come as your fiance or wife. Have you read the Guides?

Fiancee, I think it is best that we marry once she gets here........

[TracyTN 237]

The petitioner does *most* of the initial paperwork. The G325A will have to be filled out by both of you, though.

But I think it is crucial for you to understand the K1 process. The guides go step by step.

[drewdnb 0]

The petitioner does *most* of the initial paperwork. The G325A will have to be filled out by both of you, though.

But I think it is crucial for you to understand the K1 process. The guides go step by step.

Done.............I was wondering, I have the utmost faith in our relationship but what could happen if she gets to the U.S. and we don't get married. I would assume she would have to go back after a certain length of time?

[pax 0]

Yes. You have 90 days in which to get married. If it's clear that a wedding is not going to happen, she must leave the country. If she enters as a K-1 visa holder, the only way she can adjust status in the States to that of a permanent resident is through marriage to the original petitioner for the visa.

If there's no wedding and there's not going to be one, she has to go home.