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Question by sheila
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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I have entered the U.S. on B1/B2,that are very much expired at this point.I live with my fiance(american citizen) and we want to get married.Should I go back to my country first and let him apply for K1 visa or should I stay and get married right away? How much my "over-stay" can affect recieving fiancce visa? Thank You.


Answer by Isabel Machado
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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It will be easier if you get married here in the US.
If you have any questions email me at isabel@immigrationlaw.us.com or call me at 559-226-4223, I'm an immigration attorney!

 

Answer by MIRIAM
Submitted on 10/12/2004
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MY FRIEND HAS A B1/B2 VISA FOR DOING THE CPA EXAM IN CALIFORNIA FOR 3 MONTHS< COULD SHE ARRIVE TO MICHIGAN TO VISIT HER BROTHER UNDER THIS KIND OF VISA?

 

Answer by Moose
Submitted on 12/23/2004
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I don't think its a good idea. Overstaying is a bad thing. I wonder what the guys at the port of entry in US will think about your overstayed period, the next time u will be willing to return. Wink Wink.

 

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