Wife Immigration status

usammy

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I just had interview for my US citizenship and I cleared it. The officer told me that I will get my Oath date in next month. My Fianc'e has 10 year multiple visa to USA and already visited in USA two times. My question here is how can I get her the green card the faster way. She has to apply for some of schools where she needs to have Green Card for her admissions. I was thinking to have her here on her 10 year multiple visa after I get my Oath for Citizenship. Than to do court marriage and she can go back to India. I need the Professional advice here, that what is the best way to get her Green card faster.
I thank you in advance.
 
This is not professional advice, keep that in mind. Since you both are already engaged, apply for her K-1 visa as soon as you take your oath.

I need the Professional advice here, that what is the best way to get her Green card faster.
 
The visa I suggested is meant just for that purpose!!!

I am not clear about one thing why you all referring that she needs to apply for fiancee visa. She has already 10 year multiple visa. So, I was thinking that she can come back on her 10 year multiple visa and once she is in USA, we will do court marriage.I have date for Oath of my US citizenship in next month.At the time of court marriage I will be US citizen.
I am sorry if I didn't write accurate information in my earlier posts.

Thanks
 
I am not clear about one thing why you all referring that she needs to apply for fiancee visa. She has already 10 year multiple visa. So, I was thinking that she can come back on her 10 year multiple visa and once she is in USA, we will do court marriage.I have date for Oath of my US citizenship in next month.At the time of court marriage I will be US citizen.
I am sorry if I didn't write accurate information in my earlier posts.

Thanks

Since she has a tourist visa, she will not be able to enter USA again if she leaves after marrying you. The reason being tourist visa's are only given when you don't have any intent of permanently immigrating. Since she is going to marry you it will show an intent to permanently immigrating to USA, this may give a reason to them to deny the case. It always good to be on safe side. Moreover you should consult an Attorney before you make any decisions.
 
USCIS does not like AOS applicants who entered the US on B-2 visas with the intention to file for AOS. Your fiancee' has clear intentions to AOS after entering the US on a B-2 visa. This may land her in hot water. Why not take the USCIS prefered route and enter via a K-1 visa?

She has already 10 year multiple visa. So, I was thinking that she can come back on her 10 year multiple visa and once she is in USA, we will do court marriage.I have date for Oath of my US citizenship in next month.At the time of court marriage I will be US citizen.
 
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