Mrs. J

Just now, Crazy Cat said:

This is not true.  There are no restrictions regarding marriage after entry as a visitor. 

Correct there aren’t “RESTRICTIONS”.

When filing for the petition is when one may experience a denial. 
again please research the statistics to marry on a B1/B2. 
B1/B2 is a “Visitor Visa” 

not a permit to marry while on a visit to USA. 

 

32 minutes ago, Dowoon said:

Hello, I am planning on getting married in the US with a tourist visa.

We are planning to apply for a CR1 visa instead of an adjustment of status.

How soon can we do the wedding once I enter the US?

 

If nationality matters, I am Indonesian, and my partner is a US citizen.

Thank you in advance!

Please research your decision and the statistics of getting married on a B1/B2 visa.  
You may experience a denial on an I-130 petition because you married on a B1/B2 visa. Intent to migrate on a visitor visa. Causing a denial on I-130. 
 

The correct procedure would be a k1 visa to marry in the USA. And file I485 concurrent with the I-130.  I485 is AOS and foreign spouse can remain in USA pending process. 
 

Or Marry in foreign spouse home country and U.S. spouse file I-130 Petition and spouse visa would be consular processing. Foreign spouse cannot be in USA while in this process. 

The K3 can be filed concurrently with I-130 for a spouse visitor visa while in process of LPR marriage GC in process. 
The K3 is tricky. If I130 and K3 are submitted to the NVC at the same time the K3 will be canceled.