Fiance visa: Shorter wait time in home country, but higher risk of denial and costs more overall (once in the US) to get green card.
Spouse visa: Longer wait time in home country, more likely to be approved for a genuine marriage, costs less overall, and fewer hassles.
If ok being away from spouse about a year, spouse visa is preferable.
So here's my story: For about a year and a half I've been dating this girl. We had been very happy together for the most part. But had found out she was married a few months into the relationship. By that time I already had feelings. And decided to stay. Probably against good judgment.She arrived here in the states about two years ago. She met her husband on the internet, she came into the states on a temporary visa, and shortly after married. She soon then had buyers remorse as did her husband that automatically regretted the marriage. And six months later I met her. A lot has happend since all this went on. And was under the impression that he was aware of me (dating this woman) from previous conversations. So I contacted him via social media telling him if I could "help" in any way since their divorce was a mutual decision. Turns out he didn't know about me (which I find hard to believe) and asked her about it. That day she went from saying she loved me, to she didn't want to be together anymore and had no feelings. Apparently he no longer wishes to help her and she seems to have bitter anger towards me. In many aspects I feel she just cares about the GC and nothing else. Please I need help. What do I do?
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