I am new to this thread having read some useful information and thought it wise to share my story and seek advice.
I am from south africa and a gradute student on an F1 visa. I will finish my program in May 2015.My fiancee was born in the US but has never lived in the US. She lived in the UK but decided to come to SA to work. I met her two years ago while in SA, got engaged to her November 2013 and wish to get married to her in December 2014. She intends doing a masters degree here in the US after our marriage while I go for PhD after my masters program.Now my questions:
1.Do you think I'm eligible for greencard despite the fact that my wife to be has not lived in the US although she is a US citizen by birth?
2. What kind of paperwork do we have to present to begin the application?
3. Someone told me that our case is too complicated because my fiancee has never stayed in the US, thus making the whole thing almost impossible.
4. Kindly advice us on what to do?
I would be grateful if anyone can offer useful information on how to go about this. Thank you so much.
Greencard: advice needed
in Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas
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Hello friends,
I am new to this thread having read some useful information and thought it wise to share my story and seek advice.
I am from south africa and a gradute student on an F1 visa. I will finish my program in May 2015.My fiancee was born in the US but has never lived in the US. She lived in the UK but decided to come to SA to work. I met her two years ago while in SA, got engaged to her November 2013 and wish to get married to her in December 2014. She intends doing a masters degree here in the US after our marriage while I go for PhD after my masters program.Now my questions:
1.Do you think I'm eligible for greencard despite the fact that my wife to be has not lived in the US although she is a US citizen by birth?
2. What kind of paperwork do we have to present to begin the application?
3. Someone told me that our case is too complicated because my fiancee has never stayed in the US, thus making the whole thing almost impossible.
4. Kindly advice us on what to do?
I would be grateful if anyone can offer useful information on how to go about this. Thank you so much.
James.