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Last week I did the interview with the US consular officer and my B2 visa was approved for 10 years. But I have a few questions that I forgot to ask to the consular officer: 
 - When can I enter in the US? I mean, in the form DS-160 I wrote Oct 17, 2011 as the intended date of arrival; however...

I did the interview with the officer at the US consulate last Sept and I got the Visa after a week. So about 6 months ago.

Thanks Induz, very helpful. I think we will get the forms reviewed once from an immigration attorney. Do you know what is the fee for that service? There was a question in the DS-160 Form asking about fiance, but I didn't mention anything. Until few months ago we were not sure about getting...

Induz, JMG1010, thanks for your help. @Induz: How did you find someone who is not a lawyer but is experienced in filing family based immigration petitions? So it took about 4 months to get a green card? @JMG1010: My situation: I came in FL for the first time in 2007 (F student visa) to...

Allright, I understood. Thanks. Last question: Do you think it would be better (usefull) if we hire an immigration attorney? We don't want to mess up with the law, but on the other hand some people told us they are expensive for what they do, because they just help to file forms and that's...

Thank you for the answers. I have a B2 visa stamp on my passport. So do I need to file the extra form (I-601) like you said? Do I need to file also the Form I-131? The USCIS website don't mention anything about that.. After the application process, will I get the work authorization...

I'm a French citizen, and I'm in the US under the B2 Visa (tourist visa). I'm going to get married within a month here in the US with my boyfriend, a US citizen. Then, I'm going to apply for the Green Card to become a permanet resident. We're reading carefully the USCIS website, but we would...

Ok, I get it. I should go for the K1. That mean that I would enter in the US legally. What I meant before is that in any case (B2 and K1) after I get married I have to adjust my status, so my thought was that apply for a B2 visa is faster and less exepensive than apply for the K1 visa... Am I...

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what are benefits about the K1. Even with the K1, after get married I have to adjust my status and apply for the green card, meaning a lot of money again.. Is not easier and faster if I enter on a B2 visa and change status and apply for the Green Card?

Here is my situation. This year I met a US citizen (I entered in the US under the Visa Waiver Program) and I felt in love with him; next year I want to come again in the US and get married to him. I read a lot about immigration issue, visa and so on; but all the information that I got is not...