Help! F4 Applicant and I Wish to Marry My Fiancee Now

[Volserv 2]

Hi,

 

My Status:

1. F4 Category

2. Documentary Qualified and awaiting interview invitation.

3. I have a fiancee and I wish to settle in marriage with her.

 

Question:

I wish to settle with my fiancee in marriage but I am afraid of the separation when my visa is eventually granted.

What advice do you have for me on how to fast-track her application once my F4 application is successful?

 

I am very worried about this.

 

Please help with advice. Thanks

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Are you the principal beneficiary or a derivative on the F4? There are very different answers to your question depending on this information. 

[Volserv 2]

4 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

Are you the principal beneficiary or a derivative on the F4? There are very different answers to your question depending on this information. 

Hi. Thank you for your quick help.

 

I am the principal beneficiary. #FB-4

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

If you’re the principal beneficiary then all you need to do is marry her and add her to your case as a derivative, and she can get a visa the same time as you. They will probably want to see proof that it is a bona fide marriage at the interview considering the timing involved.

Edited May 8, 2021 by SusieQQQ

[Volserv 2]

8 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

If you’re the principal beneficiary then all you need to do is marry her and add her to your case as a derivative, and she can get a visa the same time as you. They will probably want to see proof that it is a bona fide marriage at the interview considering the timing involved.

I'll definitely consider this.

Thank you very much.

[Gakay 0]

16 hours ago, Volserv said:

Hi,

 

My Status:

1. F4 Category

2. Documentary Qualified and awaiting interview invitation.

3. I have a fiancee and I wish to settle in marriage with her.

 

Question:

I wish to settle with my fiancee in marriage but I am afraid of the separation when my visa is eventually granted.

What advice do you have for me on how to fast-track her application once my F4 application is successful?

 

I am very worried about this.

 

Please help with advice. Thanks

When were u dq'd

[Volserv 2]

On 5/8/2021 at 11:56 AM, Gakay said:

When were u dq'd

July 2020

[Volserv 2]

On 5/8/2021 at 1:20 AM, SusieQQQ said:

If you’re the principal beneficiary then all you need to do is marry her and add her to your case as a derivative, and she can get a visa the same time as you. They will probably want to see proof that it is a bona fide marriage at the interview considering the timing involved.

Hi SusieQQQ, thank you for being so helpful.

 

I have more questions to ask please:

We are a family of 4 siblings: The first and second are USCs while the third and fourth are not (I am the 3rd child).

 

The 1st elder one (brother - "Sibling A") is my principal applicant on FB-4.

The second elder sibling (sister - "Sibling B") is the principal applicant for my immediate younger brother, FB-4 too.

 

AOS: Sibling A (my elder brother) could not provide adequate AOS, so he enlisted "Sibling B" to provide supporting AOS for me. Also, the same "Sibling B" (my sister who has provided a supporting AOS for me) is the person providing AOS for my younger brother.

 

My question is this: "Sibling B" (my elder sister) is the only person who has provided both AOS for me and my younger brother. Will this be enough to cover my finacee if I marry her and include her to my application as a derivative? I am afraid that it may be flagged as an 'overload' on her financial assessment.

 

1. What can I do if my fear is the case?

 

2. Is there any other alternative that I can explore if I eventually travel to the US and I want to apply for her to join me within a short time?

 

I hope I have not left you confused with my long twisted explanation. 🙂

 

Hope you or anyone else can reply. Thanks a lot.

 

Edited August 1, 2021 by Volserv
To re-structure my questions

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

If you immigrate without your fiancé it will probably take at least two years before she can join you. You will have to petition her yourself once you have a green card (and once you are married). No such thing as “short time” for this situation.  
 

You and your siblings will need to figure out from the i864 income guidelines whether there is sufficient income for sponsorship. You haven’t given enough information for anyone here to figure it out. 
 

 

Edited August 1, 2021 by SusieQQQ