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    B2 Visa Holder....Marriage Challanges

    What are the challanges of marrying someone who`s on a Visitor`s visa? I am a PR and I know i can sponser her but i think the processing times will take ages to get thru with. I am not eligible to apply for Naturalization.. Is it advisable to let the Visa holder over stay and file after my USA process finishes.. or Have her return to Home country before she passes the date..??

    Any ideas? Anyone in the same boat?

    Please advise?

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    The latter option.

    Quote Originally Posted by Fuhberry View Post
    Is it advisable to let the Visa holder over stay and file after my USA process finishes.. or Have her return to Home country before she passes the date..??
    Regards,
    S K Ghori
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    http://www.vex.net/~skg/

    **NOTE**
    I underwent the immigration process in both Canada and the US. I hold Pakistani, Canadian and US citizenship.

    **DISCLAIMER**
    I am neither a lawyer nor an immigration consultant. My comments should NEVER be considered as legal or professional advice as they are not meant to be such.

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    There is no guarantee that you will receive citizenship. Overstay is only forgiven if you are such - and she is subject to deportation and a ban while an overstay. She should return home; you can than marry and file as the spouse of a LPR.

    As a person desiring to be a US citizen, you should obey ALL laws - not just those you happen to like. If you cannot do so, you need to rethink your plan to stay in the US. It is disgusting that even now you are planning to be a law breaker.

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    It is best that you send your spouse back to her home country, get married and then petition as the close relative of a LPR( that will be you). Overstaying her visa will surely mess your chances of bringing in her legally. She may be given a ban and face problems every time she applies for a visa. Even though this may take some time, this is strictly the safe and legal way.

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    Hmmm...no one else picked this?

    Quote Originally Posted by jessicapotter View Post
    It is best that you send your spouse back to her home country, get married
    Regards,
    S K Ghori
    skg@vex.net
    http://www.vex.net/~skg/

    **NOTE**
    I underwent the immigration process in both Canada and the US. I hold Pakistani, Canadian and US citizenship.

    **DISCLAIMER**
    I am neither a lawyer nor an immigration consultant. My comments should NEVER be considered as legal or professional advice as they are not meant to be such.

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