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E-2 Visa for a Couple who want to get married..?

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Hi all,

 

I have a question and could find the answer that I want in previous topic.

 

I’m French in US (New York city) under a E-2 Visa and my girlfriend (Colombian) under a Student Visa. Her visa expires soon and I was planning to married her, well first cause I love her but also because I know that she can be under my E-2 Visa and it will be more easier for both of us if we do that than create her another visa.

 

My question is, how does that work ? Does it easy, what is the process after that we get the certificate ect. Ect. 

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To get a visa she will apply at a Consulate the same way you did. And she did to get a F1.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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3 hours ago, thomas.bclr said:

Hi all,

 

I have a question and could find the answer that I want in previous topic.

 

I’m French in US (New York city) under a E-2 Visa and my girlfriend (Colombian) under a Student Visa. Her visa expires soon and I was planning to married her, well first cause I love her but also because I know that she can be under my E-2 Visa and it will be more easier for both of us if we do that than create her another visa.

 

My question is, how does that work ? Does it easy, what is the process after that we get the certificate ect. Ect. 


When does her current visa expire? You say ‘soon’, have you got time to get married and sort it? Don’t let her go out of status. 

 
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