If you come to the United States on a fiancé Visa and don’t marry your fiancé, you have very limited options to stay in the United States, even if you marry another U.S. citizen.
The K-1 visa is specifically permitting you to come into the United States to marry the K-1 petitioner.
If you marry your fiancé within the 90 days and you file the application, but subsequently break up, then you can pursue the Green Card without your spouse.
The Senate Democrats have made a case to include a path to legalization for millions of immigrants in their $3.5 trillion bill to expand the country's social safety net. In a meeting with the Senate's Parliamentarian, Elizabeth McDonough, Democrats argued for their plan to give around 8 million immigrants the… Read More
Immigrants can lose the opportunity to obtain legal residency in the United States if they have received a criminal conviction. 212(h) waivers, fortunately, can be used by individuals with criminal records that are trying to obtain a Green Card. If you are in this situation, it is in your best… Read More
A Green Card can be very useful and can open up many different employment opportunities, give you the right to acquire a driver's license, and allow you to apply for a Social Security card. Also, a Green Card provides admission back into the United States if you leave the country… Read More
