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It's complex because his plans to do residency in the US have been in place since before he met me, but it's also the year I finish school and would be ready to move forward. He would be coming to the US to study, and ALSO to be with me. Either thing is somewhat fraudulent, because if we apply for a K-1 say a year from now, there will already be a student visa in the making, as offers for medical graduate residency take a very long time to place. So, if he comes as a fiancé, he already has a student visa. If he comes as a student, plans for which have been in place for years, he'll be doing so knowing he might stay. So, it's something of a catch-22.

Hello,

My fiancé is Jordanian, and I'm American. He will be a medical resident here in the US in 2015. How does one go about marrying a foreigner who is already in our borders, legally and easily? The goal would be to either bring him here on a k-1, or simply let his academic/educational visa bring him over, and marry.

Also, I have assets, but little documented income. He, as a medical resident, will have a contract as of March 2014, for a job that pays around $40,000 a year. Given we'll need to apply for visas much, much sooner than that, how does that work. As it is, we're both university students, with nothing.

We love each other very much and want to be together, and just want to find the best way to make that happen.