Sanford, TX Immigration Law Firms & Lawyers

Your question is too complicated to be answered in a few words here. Call my office to get answers, the person to talk to is Yu-Ling Davis, she handles all work related status issues.

There's no procedure to "justify" getting a green card, pro se. It's all very complicated. To get an extension of stay on a B status, It's always good to see a lawyer, but such justifications such as medical care, sightseeing, etc, have worked in the past, although no particular justification is ever guaranteed to work.

When a US citizen is engaged to a foreign national who is not already inside the United States, he or she can sponsor the applicant for a fiance visa. After the foreign national enters the United States, the marriage must take place within ninety days. He or she then applies for a green card with DHS. Fiance Visa Procedure: - The sponsoring USC files the non-immigrant petition with DHS - DHS forwards the petition to the National Visa Center for security checks and other processing - The NVC forwards the petition to the U.S. Consulate in the fiances home country - The fiance goes to interview and obtains a K-1 fiance visa It is important that these cases are prepared carefully and that your relationship is well documented. A lot of cases are denied for fraud, even when the relationship is bone fide, because the consular officer does not believe that the couple is legitimate.