Hallandale, FL Immigration Law Firms & Lawyers

if u traveled to the States knowing you were getting married but told immigration officers that u planned to visit, this may pose a fraudulent intent entry...best to discuss case with counsel

If your husband is seeking a temporary stay in the U.S. only, then the appropriate visa would depend on the nature and purpose of his trip to the U.S. If your husband is interested in U.S. Permanent Residency, then you would file an I-130 Immigrant Petition for an immediate relative. Please note that filing an I-130 could have adverse implications on his ability to visit the U.S. in certain temporary (nonimmigrant) statuses so the timing of any application needs careful consideration. Please note that this information is generic in nature and is not intended to be a substitute for specific legal advice in a given situation.  If you have any questions about these issues or any other area of Immigration Law please contact our office.  

the best way to go is to apply for a Fiance visa and then when that is approved, she can travel here and must get married to u within 90 days, upon which she can adjust her status to obtain a green card..If she has any prior marriages that ended in divorce,  then she must obtain a certified copy of the divorce decree.