NeoGeo

Sorry. 

Can't I get a waiver because of my medical condition? I have proof of that. 

Just now, geowrian said:

She cannot enter on a tourist visa with intent to stay/adjust status. That's where it is fraud. If she gets a tourist visa, she must use it for visits or else face being denied entry, possibly an expedited deportation (they do this at POE now), or a misrepresentation bar.

That would end it for us. 

2 minutes ago, aaron2020 said:

Using a tourist visa to enter the US with the intent to immigrate is fraud.

 

They make it difficult because of marriage fraud for a green card.  

Yes sir, that's what I thought. 

Why would she need to go back home?

I married a gal, gosh, 30 years or more, that came here on a tourist visa to see her sister. 

We married, and she was allowed to stay here, because she was my wife. Has things changed?

And if we marry here then? 

She has a home, two children, and family there. 

Also a bank account. 

I was thinking about a tourist visa. More hoops to jump through.

isnt that fraud? 

Why do they make it so difficult for two people to be together that want to be together, and marry? I just don't get it. 

People in the Philippines are not free to travel without a visa.

Of course I'd pay for her airline tickets, and marry her here, and go through the other processes once she is here. 

I married a Filipina before. In the PI. It ended 4 years ago.

I know the process once she's here, and we marry. It's getting her here, without going there. That's my problem. 

If I could travel, I'd be with her already. I'm seeing a pain management dr, and I'm disabled. 

I helped her with finances to get her anullment. 

She is free to marry now. It's just that I can't meet her in person. There's no way that she can travel to a different country. We have been corresponding for two years. 

If I have to, I'll go there, but they will need to carry me off the plane, and maybe arrest me for the pain medication that I'm bringing that I need to at least have a somewhat of a semi normal life. And, yes, it's your country. Oh, not America, but that's where I am.

I met my friend in 2013 while I was still married. Divorced now. My lumbar spine is disintegrating, and I can't travel. I have my MRI reports, and a letter from my doctor saying I can't travel the two days  there to see her. We want to marry. I'm preparing a K1 visa. I have proof that we met at that time, although I was married at the time. The same town that my ex grew up. They know each other, and were classmates.

what are my chances? I love her. Please give me some good news. I'm going to retain a lawyer. I've been supporting her and have those records. She never got an anullment, because she didn't have the finances, even though she hadn't seen her husband in over 19 years. She has her anullment now, and a Cenomar.