Tourist Visa Advice Please

[Craneman 2]

My ficancee is planning on getting a tourist visa to come to the U.S. from Brasil.

How will that effect us filing for a K1 visa while she is here in the U.S. or do we file a different form.

We get married while she is here how does that effect everything.

I do not want to file the wrong forms, for th wrong status.

If we do get married while she is here will she be able to stay while during the process.

[TracyTN 237]

If you get married while she's here on a tourist visa, there's very little point in filing a K1 petition - which is for a FIANCE/E.

[payxibka 10,048]

My ficancee is planning on getting a tourist visa to come to the U.S. from Brasil.

How will that effect us filing for a K1 visa while she is here in the U.S. or do we file a different form.

We get married while she is here how does that effect everything.

I do not want to file the wrong forms, for th wrong status.

If we do get married while she is here will she be able to stay while during the process.

Does she know about your plans to get married while she is here?

[william06 0]

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

[Craneman 2]

My ficancee is planning on getting a tourist visa to come to the U.S. from Brasil.

How will that effect us filing for a K1 visa while she is here in the U.S. or do we file a different form.

We get married while she is here how does that effect everything.

I do not want to file the wrong forms, for th wrong status.

If we do get married while she is here will she be able to stay while during the process.

Does she know about your plans to get married while she is here?

YES she does, she is very clear about that.

[*julez* 124]

My ficancee is planning on getting a tourist visa to come to the U.S. from Brasil.

How will that effect us filing for a K1 visa while she is here in the U.S. or do we file a different form.

We get married while she is here how does that effect everything.

I do not want to file the wrong forms, for th wrong status.

If we do get married while she is here will she be able to stay while during the process.

Please note that entering the US on a tourist visa with intent to marry and stay in the US is immigration fraud. A tourist visa is for those who wish to visit the US then return to their home country.

You could still file for K1 and have a visit while it is in process, but make sure she returns to Brasil for the medical and interview.

Or, you could marry while here and once she is back in Brasil, file for a K3 spousal visa.

[Craneman 2]

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Thank you I will hold off on the I-129F until we see if she gets the tourist visa.

[Craneman 2]

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Thank you I will hold off on the I-129F until we see if she gets the tourist visa.

She will fly to Juaes and walk across the border, then she will be a protected class, an ileagal alien and due all the benefits that entails, they do not deport illegal aliens just the legal ones.

[TracyTN 237]

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Thank you I will hold off on the I-129F until we see if she gets the tourist visa.

She will fly to Juaes and walk across the border, then she will be a protected class, an ileagal alien and due all the benefits that entails, they do not deport illegal aliens just the legal ones.

[*julez* 124]

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Since the OP and his fiance have intent to marry and have her stay in the US, it is immigration fraud. they may get away with adjusting status, but then again they may not.

OP - you need to decide if its worth the risk. I, personally, do not condone what you are proposing to do.

[YuAndDan 153]

Many file the paperwork for a K-visa while visiting in the USA, it has no effect, the visitor just needs to return home to interview for the visa, and must not overstay the visitor's visa.

If you do marry while visiting, you wont be filing for a K-1 visa, you will be filing I-130 for a CR-1 visa and perhaps I-129F for the K-3. The CR-1 tends to take a little longer than K-3 to get, but has the benifit of being less expensive to get green-card, the CR-1 is a Green-Card Visa, the K-3 is not, the K-3 has the added step of adjustment of status ($1010).

[Craneman 2]

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Since the OP and his fiance have intent to marry and have her stay in the US, it is immigration fraud. they may get away with adjusting status, but then again they may not.

OP - you need to decide if its worth the risk. I, personally, do not condone what you are proposing to do.

12,000,000 illegals can't be wrong.

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Since the OP and his fiance have intent to marry and have her stay in the US, it is immigration fraud. they may get away with adjusting status, but then again they may not.

OP - you need to decide if its worth the risk. I, personally, do not condone what you are proposing to do.

12,000,000 illegals can't be wrong.

make that 12,000,001

[Lona.C. 16]

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Since the OP and his fiance have intent to marry and have her stay in the US, it is immigration fraud. they may get away with adjusting status, but then again they may not.

OP - you need to decide if its worth the risk. I, personally, do not condone what you are proposing to do.

12,000,000 illegals can't be wrong.

Yes sir that is correct. You would not have anything to worry about if she is already in the U.S, She could go ahead and file the I-485, after you marry her to adjust her status, along with your the I-130, petition for relative. Only thing they may give you problems with is if you already filed for the K-1, then they may think that you have committed Visa fraud. If She was on the B-1/B-2, when she married you if the I-129F is still pending.

Since the OP and his fiance have intent to marry and have her stay in the US, it is immigration fraud. they may get away with adjusting status, but then again they may not.

OP - you need to decide if its worth the risk. I, personally, do not condone what you are proposing to do.

12,000,000 illegals can't be wrong.

make that 12,000,001

12,000,000 illegals can't be wrong

is that why they get fired and deported once they get caught working ,

and if the employer dont fire them he/she gets fined ,

cause they CANT be wrong ?? wow great attitude to have

[LaL 418]

Cranezilla - just stick to the topic of your fiance(e) and what is allowable for processes. Let's nix the illegal talk - thanks!

[Craneman 2]

Cranezilla - just stick to the topic of your fiance(e) and what is allowable for processes. Let's nix the illegal talk - thanks!

Point taken.