Adam & May

JohnnyX sir,
I think everybody have said enough. You were given all the answers that you could get. You have given websites where you can check every info you need, all you have to do is read them and understand. If you are going to hire a lawyer, it would be better to ask him/ her you are going to pa for that anyway. So please stop asking questions over and over because people would answer the same and you are not paying attention to them.
It will just disappoint everyone and could lead to misjudgment towards you.

Like I said before.

Hmmm after he got ridiculed for his last post it seems VJ ran him off lol i just hope that poor girl is ok!

I would like to extend your question and make Part B of it:
How and why is it that somebody who lives in a country of over 310,000,000 people is looking for a spouse in a foreign country? Please don't use the "I like Thai women" or "I like Russian women" argument, as we have plenty of those in the U.S. already.
Second part of my Part B: why would somebody marry someone they have only met once or twice, total? I, too, have dated my wife for over 2 years before we got engaged. It took us another year 'til I proposed, and then another year 'til we got married. This time was really necessary to learn what we both would be like in normal situations, stress situations, and when we have a really bad day. It's all part of the package one needs to accept when committing to stay together 'til death takes 'em apart.
I can't conceive doing this mail order bride thing. But I'm willing to learn, and I'm listening.

Dating 3-5-7-10 years - if there is no marriage, then why are guys wasting each other times? Then what - date the next person for the same period of time?
My opinion (which of course maybe wrong) - the person should know after 6 month, maxiumum 1 year of dating if this is the one for marriage or not. It"s unfortunate that INS requires a marriage with K-1 within 90 days of entry; I personally think K-1 should allow 6 month of stay - even tourist have more time on hand and processing time takes longer than 6 month!!

Fantastic photos and video
I meant this for mike

I guess it would depend upon the divorce laws in your state. When I got divorced the last time we had agreed on everything so we paid a service to prepare the legal documents and we filed it ourselves at the court. 90 days later we appeared before the judge. We were sworn in, stated we were in agreement and that we are satisfied with the details of the documents we submitted.
I bet if she prepared a letter, got it notorized, and filed it along with the divorce papers stating that she is in agreement to those proceedings then she could probably go home before the final decree is issued.
The above are just my thoughts and not meant to be legal advice.
Sorry that you guys are heading in this direction.
Adam

Living the dream, living the dream!
She's here and we are happy!
Adam & May