hi,
I am new to this site, and so far, im learning so many things. More than a year ago, I was approved for a B1/B2 visa, for 5 years.After a few months of having that visa, I attended a conference/seminar in the states, and I stayed for 5 months, although, they stamped me for 6 months. After 14 months, I flied to USA again, this time, they gave me 6 months to stay again with a B2 entry. It's my 3rd month here, and my bf is thinking that for me to extend my stay , we should make a readjustment on the visa,that is,apply for another type of visa, and that would mean, marriage visa while im here in the states.
Now, i know this case is very common and im quite skeptical about this idea because of course, im just protecting my current visa, and i do not want to be denied. I have met this man for more than a year, and we met online, considering that i work for an online company doing web development works. I have a business in my country, and my way of dealing with clients is joining conferences here in the states.
there are two options, and that is, to go back to the originating country and apply the appropriate visa, or if we do the readjustment here during my stay, will that be an easier process, or how complicated it is?
i hope u can help me with my concern.
I am new to this site, and so far, im learning so many things. More than a year ago, I was approved for a B1/B2 visa, for 5 years.After a few months of having that visa, I attended a conference/seminar in the states, and I stayed for 5 months, although, they stamped me for 6 months. After 14 months, I flied to USA again, this time, they gave me 6 months to stay again with a B2 entry. It's my 3rd month here, and my bf is thinking that for me to extend my stay , we should make a readjustment on the visa,that is,apply for another type of visa, and that would mean, marriage visa while im here in the states.
Now, i know this case is very common and im quite skeptical about this idea because of course, im just protecting my current visa, and i do not want to be denied. I have met this man for more than a year, and we met online, considering that i work for an online company doing web development works. I have a business in my country, and my way of dealing with clients is joining conferences here in the states.
there are two options, and that is, to go back to the originating country and apply the appropriate visa, or if we do the readjustment here during my stay, will that be an easier process, or how complicated it is?
i hope u can help me with my concern.
