What's the procedure to marry someone from Mexico? My beau lives in Ensenada but has a Visitor-Visa & passport
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If he already has a visa, all he has to do is come to the United States, then both of you apply for a license at the local county clerk's office and have the ceremony. After you are married, it is simple for him to be able to get a permanent residence card (green card). Information about that is below.
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She needs a sponsor and list of assets in Mexico (for a tourist visa), to marry a US Citizen (or be a fiance), or to apply for a student visa and go to school. For her to get a fiance visa she would need to go back to Mexico and apply from there, if you marry and apply here she will need to go back to Mexico for about 6 mos awaiting her visa. I am not sure about the kids though. I would not suggest that you marry her if you dont love her though. It could make things worse for you later. ex: your girlfriend finds out you are married, she may not take it well.  Any way that you decide, I wish you luck!
769199
Are you asking about how a US citizen can legally marry in Honduras?  If so, here is the information:\nhttp://honduras.usembassy.gov/english/mission/sections/con_10.htm
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It would seem that the answer to your question is very straight forward in the absence of other data.  nFirst, you should secure an international passport from the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then obtain a visa to go to your fiancee's country (depending on the country, the requirements for a visa will be different).  Next, you should book and purchase a ticket on an airline and then fly to visit her.  It is important before marrying, to actually meet your intended.  Also, depending on the country where your intended lives, the laws regarding your ability to stay will vary.  Sometimes, in the case of Uruguay, for example, marrying a native will allow you to remain.  \n\nI assume that your difficulties extend beyond the obvious answer posted above.  However,I am afraid you will have to be more specific.  Is your inability to do the above based on financial difficulty, cultural/religious problems and differences, or is it due another unspecified problem.  Having lived in South America, I can tell you that life for you with a native of the country would likely be better for you there than in Pakistan, married to a foreigner.\n\nGood luck and please be more specific in the future.
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You won't get into trouble but he is probably marrying you so that he can become a citizen. How well do you know him? He could even be married back in his own country. That happened to a friend of mine.
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Are you talking about legally? I am going through the same thing with my Sweetheart in South America. Your best bet to avoid any problems is to contact an immigration attorney in your area. \n\nThere are two marriage visas. There is the K-3 that is where you would marry him in Mexico and then you would have to leave him behind. Of course you can visit as much as you want . Then there is the K-1 visa. K-3 takes longer K-1 is 6-8 months depending on the country's consulate. \n\nK-1 is cheaper\nWith the K-1 you file the paperwork and follow all of the qualifications\nOnce approved he can come here to the US To get married he will have 90 days from the time to do so \n\nbest wishes to you
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I would strongly recommend seeking the advice of a lawyer now, to get all the correct information you can.  You do not want to lessen the chances of your fiance to come back to or stay in your country.  If you are in the U.S., you can apply for a fiance visa, but if you get married first while he is here on a tourist visa, he may very well have to go back to his country first and wait for the visa to be approved, depending on how long the tourist visa is for.\n\nIt really is best to get all of your facts straight before proceeding.  Consult a lawyer this coming week, and/or go read through all of the immigration information on your country's immigration website.  Best to be informed and ready to deal with whatever you have to deal with.\n\nBest of luck!
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she MUST get divorced before she can marry you. no matter what country she was married in it is recognized as legal in this country. if she married without first getting divorced she will be comitting bigatry. after she is legally divorced you can marry here in the us. if she is entered without inspection then you will have to file the I-130 and all other papers they send to you plus pay fees, wait for your interview in mexico at which time she will be denied for the illegal presence, you will submit the I-601 and a hardship letter. You will return to the u.s. and she will have to stay in Mexico to wait out the rest of the process. Current wait times in Mexico for I-601 waivers are 3-6 months. This is the current process if she entered without inspection. If she entered on a visa and just overstayed her welcome then after you marry you will still file the I-130 and other papers but she will be allowed to adjust her status in country and she will not have to leave and will not have to file the I-601 waiver. Hope this helps but make sure she is divorced first.\n\nGood luck
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here in Indiana we got married with  my husband's birth certifacte from Mexico. Does your bf have any id from his country?  Also, if u file for his citizenship you are finically responsible for him for the next 10 years so make sure this is what u wanna do.Call the court to see if this will work and if it needs to be translated if u have any questions email me fineladysouth@yahoo.com
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Have you actually gotten married yet?  She can come here on a tourist visa and you can get legally married through a justice of the peace.  Then you began with all the filings, which are many.  What is VERY important is once she is here and you are married, she CANNOT leave the country.  She will NOT be allow back for several years.  This has happened to many people.  Beware of it.\n\nGo to INS web page.  Its free and tells you the proper forms to file.  It takes time because of all the steps you have to do.  But count on it costing you about $1,500 to $2,000 bucks to do it yourself.  A lot more if you hire an attorney.....But you can do it yourself, just get informed, you will save a lot of $$$  Hope this helps and congradulations!\n\nBTW, I just reported the moron no illegal to yahoo, you should do the same...thanks!
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First off ... how old are you? your spelling and and grammar is awful. \n\nI think he sees you as a easy way in get into this country (basically you are his passport).  \n\nDon't let him fool you, he will be acting that he loves you, and he will properly ask you to marry him!!  Sorry to sound so down about it all hun, but the truth hurts! \n\nI am sure you could find a decent English man over here, who will want to date you for being you, not as an easy target to get into the country.
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Don't listen to the people telling you to go to Mexico and get married.  It takes YEARS to get a spousal visa.  Unless you are willing to wait that long to be with your husband again then you need to get married here.  My husband had to pay a fine and then fill out all the applications.  We downloaded them right off of the INS website and did them ourselves.  He got his work permit right away but it took over 2 years for the greencard.  He could not leave the country during that time.\n\nHope this helps a little!
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Woah, you've asked a lot there.  Since you (a) are an alien in the UK, (b) your bride is not from the UK at all and (c) you want to get married on foreign soil, you've set up a very sophisticated, difficult immigration problem.  Consult a barrister in the U.K. first.
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This depends on the country moving to and maybe even the country moving from.  I would think most countries have a Family Visa option that is dependant upon the "main" visa.  I would check out the webite for the county's immigration department and also google family immigration plus whichever country.  Try calling and asking that immigration department on the phone.  \n\nGood luck and Congratulations on the marriage. \n\nmotherinprincess
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Find the nearest Mexican consulate. I don't know where you live, otherwise I would have found out for you, but here's the link so you can find out yourself :o) \n\nhttp://www.mexonline.com/consulate.htm
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go to Mexico and ask for Pedro. Tell him Conchita sent you.
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Call or email them. info provided below. Double check wat people say to you with the PROPER authorities\nBut as a greencard holder he doesnt need a visas. Let him have his greencard (and as precaution his passport) on him during the trip. People are selected at random, and when selected you will need to show proof. Good luck\n\nhttp://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/can-am/washington/menu-en.asp