lovehurts

Sorry, but as one of the many VJ members who have tried to help you, I disagree with you. I have not seen negative answers to your questions yet. All I have seen is concern and care for you. Weather you take our advice or not it is your choice. I speak for many of us who want nothing but happiness for you.

I would do cr-1 cause several I know have been through the k-1 got denied after all that time and money have to go back get married and start over again even more time and money thats my honest advice sorry took me long to reply been in Ghana last 30 days with my husband just got back today

both take about 8-12 months to get but with cr-1 he will become permanent resident when he enters the united states and will be able to start working right away. if you do k-1, then he will have to adjust status which takes about 4-6 months and won't be able to work while paperwork is being processed.

K1 is for a fiance. This is what most of us who are engaged have done. As advised by missicy you have a choice. Good luck! Have you gone to see your fiance yet? You will be required to have met each other to apply.

i'm going either in november or febuary excited

You need to go to your local Post Office and ask about passports. The main office usually has the application and the information for you. Good luck!

how long does it take to get it and how do you apply for tourist visa

you can visit him anywhere you want but make sure you have proof to show that both of you were in the same country at the same time (tickets, passport stamps, receipts etc) so you can prove that you met him in person.

when i file where would the embassy be in morroco or nigeria, i talked to him last night and he said because he is not a resident of casblanca it should go fast i don't think thats right

you don't file at the embassy. you send the petition to USCIS, then when it's approved, it is sent to the embassy. if he is a resident of morroco then he can be interviewed there. both casablanca and lagos are tough consulates and your relationship will be scrutinized at both so make sure you have a lot of proof of bonafide relationship.

Read the Guides, they are very clear as to immigrations paths: K1 or CR1 (either bringing fiance to US or getting married in his country). The least expensive choice of the two is to get married and then file the I-130 to obtain the CR1 visa. Yet, if your man interviews at either Nigeria or Morocca it will be very hard to convince them of the bona fide nature of your relationship if you have only met once. It would be best for you to do various trips to see your fiance before and during the p...

process. They will also closely scrutinize your relationship. Is there an age gap? Difference in religions? What is your common language and how well you both speak it to communicate? etc... neither Nigeria or Morocco are easy places to interview...

we both speak english we are both christians and he is 42

not yet never been out if wisconsin but i'm looking forward to it

oh you will definitely enjoy Naija which part of is he in?

enuju city