jessgriff86

My husband and I are six years into this and I would personally suggest doing things the correct way.  We have never had any issues, nor have we been interviewed and things have gone very smoothly.  A few months to wait, for the fiance visa, is such a short period of time!  I have known two couples that have married either abroad or in the states and then applied and in both cases-they have been separated.  It is rather sad because one of the couples has had two babies from their trips back and forth...the father is stuck in his home country.  Our good friend is an immigration lawyer and she always suggests to do things by the books when it comes to immigration...the littlest things can cause delays throughout the way.

My husband and I are six years into this and I would personally suggest doing things the correct way.  We have never had any issues, nor have we been interviewed and things have gone very smoothly.  A few months to wait, for the fiance visa, is such a short period of time!  I have known two couples that have married either abroad or in the states and then applied and in both cases-they have been separated.  It is rather sad because one of the couples has had two babies from their trips back and forth...the father is stuck in his home country.  Our good friend is an immigration lawyer and she always suggests to do things by the books when it comes to immigration...the littlest things can cause delays throughout the way.

My husband and I are six years into this and I would personally suggest doing things the correct way.  We have never had any issues, nor have we been interviewed and things have gone very smoothly.  A few months to wait, for the fiance visa, is such a short period of time!  I have known two couples that have married either abroad or in the states and then applied and in both cases-they have been separated.  It is rather sad because one of the couples has had two babies from their trips back and forth...the father is stuck in his home country.  Our good friend is an immigration lawyer and she always suggests to do things by the books when it comes to immigration...the littlest things can cause delays throughout the way.

My husband and I are six years into this and I would personally suggest doing things the correct way.  We have never had any issues, nor have we been interviewed and things have gone very smoothly.  A few months to wait, for the fiance visa, is such a short period of time!  I have known two couples that have married either abroad or in the states and then applied and in both cases-they have been separated.  It is rather sad because one of the couples has had two babies from their trips back and forth...the father is stuck in his home country.  Our good friend is an immigration lawyer and she always suggests to do things by the books when it comes to immigration...the littlest things can cause delays throughout the way.

My husband and I are six years into this and I would personally suggest doing things the correct way.  We have never had any issues, nor have we been interviewed and things have gone very smoothly.  A few months to wait, for the fiance visa, is such a short period of time!  I have known two couples that have married either abroad or in the states and then applied and in both cases-they have been separated.  It is rather sad because one of the couples has had two babies from their trips back and forth...the father is stuck in his home country.  Our good friend is an immigration lawyer and she always suggests to do things by the books when it comes to immigration...the littlest things can cause delays throughout the way.

My husband and I are six years into this and I would personally suggest doing things the correct way.  We have never had any issues, nor have we been interviewed and things have gone very smoothly.  A few months to wait, for the fiance visa, is such a short period of time!  I have known two couples that have married either abroad or in the states and then applied and in both cases-they have been separated.  It is rather sad because one of the couples has had two babies from their trips back and forth...the father is stuck in his home country.  Our good friend is an immigration lawyer and she always suggests to do things by the books when it comes to immigration...the littlest things can cause delays throughout the way.