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No... we are no longer in his home country as I was unable to get a visa to stay there. In another year or so we should be settled in a new country with a legal residence status for both of us. Once that happens I think he will have a much better chance at getting a visitor visa. Thanks...

Thanks... that's encouraging to hear!!

simsd, Thanks for the input. For now we're going to wait until we get established somewhere legally before we attempt to get a visitor visa for him. Seeing that he has no formal residence in his home country and no current job (we are currently living under visitor visas in the country we live...

Nope... not hiding anything. I was attempting to get "real advice" from this forum. I guess it's not the right place?

We waited a few months after he was instructed to leave before we actually left the country. So he was technically in the country illegally at this point. Won't this make it harder for him to get a visitor visa?

My same-sex partner (I'm a US citizen) came to the US on a student visa in 2001. In 2003 he transfered to another school and his F-1 visa was extended to June 2006. In the summer of 2004 he had some financial difficulties that delayed him paying tuition for his summer classes resulting in him...