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Yes. I am on a smartphone.

He has a 714 area code but his office is in Houston.

I took everyone's advice and hired him.

What about for insurance issue. At my work, if one gets married, they have 30 days to add them, if not we have to wait for the next enrollment period.

Thanks for the comments. Are any other law firms that come recommended. I want someone local to Los Angeles.

Also if we get married in China, can we get married again in the US? Just feels incomplete without getting married here.

Thanks for the input.

She said the CR2 denial in 06 was because they suspect her mom and husband were not legitimate.

The F1 denial was because they suspected she wanted to immigrate here and stay longer than allowed.

I have been researching marriage in Canada. As far as I know, you do not need to be a Canadian citizen to marry there so I think we can marry there.

But my other concern is, if we marry in Canada, will it look bad? Should I marry in China instead?

I will ask her about why she got denied.

I will look into CR1. As a US citizen and China citizen, are we able to marry in Canada?

Hello. I have stumbled upon this site through all the research i have been doing.

I am a US citizen who has a fiance in China. We are in the process of a K-1 visa paperwork.

I co-sponsored her for a F2A visa last year. It was denied and said "need to wait for F2B visa class to become current" and "Child Status Act does not apply." She is 25 years old (I am 30).

I also find out that she was denied a CR2 visa in 2006 and a F1 visa in 2008.

My question is, will the 3 prior denials effect the outcome of the K-1.

I make enough money for both of us and she has money saved up to not work for years.

She is from China. We talk everyday. Met once for 3 weeks in China. And plan to meet every 2-3 months in countries we can get visas to (Cananda next).