Fiancée visa (merged)

[June_14th 0]

Hello everyone,

   My aunt  got married 9 months ago to her  husband who is a US citizen. My aunt lives in Ghana.

  A friend told me instead of filing  for a petition for her while she is outside the US, she can rather apply for a fiancée visa to visit him and then her petition filed when she is in the US.

  Is this true? And will applying for a fiancée visa get her to the US faster than filing for a petition whilst she is outside the US?

 

thank you.

MJ.

[June_14th 0]

Hello everyone,

   My aunt  got married 9 months ago to her  husband who is a US citizen. My aunt lives in Ghana.

  A friend told me instead of filing  for a petition for her while she is outside the US, she can rather apply for a fiancée visa to visit him and then her petition filed when she is in the US.

  Is this true? And will applying for a fiancée visa get her to the US faster than filing for a petition whilst she is outside the US?

 

thank you.

MJ.

[Redro 4,611]

1 minute ago, June_14th said:

Hello everyone,

   My aunt  got married 9 months ago to her  husband who is a US citizen. My aunt lives in Ghana.

  A friend told me instead of filing  for a petition for her while she is outside the US, she can rather apply for a fiancée visa to visit him and then her petition filed when she is in the US.

  Is this true? And will applying for a fiancée visa get her to the US faster than filing for a petition whilst she is outside the US?

 

thank you.

MJ.

This is not true. Because they are already married fiance visa is no longer an option for them. 

They will have to file the I-130.

Your aunt can apply for a tourist visa to the US but she cannot visit the US with the intention of adjusting status. 

[Boiler 45,657]

Fiancée is somebody who is not married.

[powerpuff 6,727]

17 minutes ago, June_14th said:

And will applying for a fiancée visa get her to the US faster than filing for a petition whilst she is outside the US?

No. K1 takes 2 years

 

 She’s ineligible though as she’s married 

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

27 minutes ago, June_14th said:

 

Hello everyone,

   My aunt  got married 9 months ago to her  husband who is a US citizen. My aunt lives in Ghana.

  A friend told me instead of filing  for a petition for her while she is outside the US, she can rather apply for a fiancée visa to visit him and then her petition filed when she is in the US.

  Is this true? And will applying for a fiancée visa get her to the US faster than filing for a petition whilst she is outside the US?

 

thank you.

MJ.

Please do not post this thread again. Kepp all questions in one thread.  Thanks.

[Daphne . 1,888]

Your friend is giving you incorrect information. Your aunt doesn’t qualify for the fiancée visa anymore because she is married now.
 

Maybe your friend was hinting that your aunt should try to get a tourist visa and use that to enter the US and adjust status, which is terrible advice and visa fraud.. Your aunt will have a tough time getting a tourist visa approved.

 

Please tell your friend to stop giving people immigration advice because they are providing incorrect information! It’s a good thing you checked here.

[June_14th 0]

19 minutes ago, Daphne . said:

Your friend is giving you incorrect information. Your aunt doesn’t qualify for the fiancée visa anymore because she is married now.
 

Maybe your friend was hinting that your aunt should try to get a tourist visa and use that to enter the US and adjust status, which is terrible advice and visa fraud.. Your aunt will have a tough time getting a tourist visa approved.

 

Please tell your friend to stop giving people immigration advice because they are providing incorrect information! It’s a good thing you checked here.

Thanks a million.

2 hours ago, Redro said:

This is not true. Because they are already married fiance visa is no longer an option for them. 

They will have to file the I-130.

Your aunt can apply for a tourist visa to the US but she cannot visit the US with the intention of adjusting status. 

Thank you🙏🏼.

[June_14th 0]

2 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

Please do not post this thread again. Kepp all questions in one thread.  Thanks.

Noted with thanks.

[June_14th 0]

2 hours ago, Boiler said:

Fiancée is somebody who is not married.

Very true, thank you.

2 hours ago, powerpuff said:

No. K1 takes 2 years

 

 She’s ineligible though as she’s married 

Thank you 

[JeanneAdil 6,541]

Not even a tourist visa now with intentions to stay in the US with USC husband 

that is visa fraud

if aunt wants to live here,  the USC must apply for the spouse visa

timeline wait is about 2 years 

 

[June_14th 0]

1 hour ago, JeanneAdil said:

Not even a tourist visa now with intentions to stay in the US with USC husband 

that is visa fraud

if aunt wants to live here,  the USC must apply for the spouse visa

timeline wait is about 2 years 

 

The initial plan is to file a petition and follow the normal procedure anyways. Just needed clarification on what I was told. You are also saying getting a tourist visa and then adjusting status whilst in the is also not advisable? Thanks a lot!

[Boiler 45,657]

What makes you think she would get a tourist visa?

[SalishSea 17,921]

2 hours ago, June_14th said:

The initial plan is to file a petition and follow the normal procedure anyways. Just needed clarification on what I was told. You are also saying getting a tourist visa and then adjusting status whilst in the is also not advisable? Thanks a lot!

Very unlikely she’d get tourist visa.   Just do things the right way and file the correct petition.   Why would you even consider filing the wrong petition???

[millefleur 5,047]

**Threads on the same topic merged. Please keep all discussion around your question to this thread.**

 

VJ Moderation