If a mexian marrys an amarican for visa card how long does that visa card last before they have to go back?
95149
im guessing this is you... visa card is ok basically once you get married. you have to gt your marriage certificate and then talk to the social security office.they can help u wuth more information.
899586
If you still outside you have to apply for a Visa, it will take from weeks to a Year, then you will have 6 months to use that Visa, when you get to the US you will have up to 90 days to get married then apply for a green card which will take up to 3 moths to get.
734695
You need to watch the Visa Bulletin:  it is a monthly publication of the current priority dates.\n\nIf he is married, the current priority date is 15 November 1998; if he is not married, it is 22 April 2001.
254358
You will get your visa withing coming 6 months. Thats my prediction as a psychic. Chill!
723756
You need a short stay Schengen visa, check the embassey websites, they should give you everything you need, I'm not actually sure if US citixens need a visa, if your american, I just got one for my kazakh girlfriend, it was £25 and took about 2 weeks, the list of required documents was quite extensive, check the embassey sites for the details
613989
i'm sure my friend got married and she still has all her shopping cards. you need to get rid of him if he wants you to loose the cards!!
639522
depends on how old the card is or who is it
437342
That depends on the credit card!
178269
Here's the thing, if she racked up the bill while they were still married, he's stuck with it. If she got a NEW card account in his name after they were divorced, it's fraud and illeagal, sue her.
191260
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!
551580
6 years is about right, IF AND ONLY IF you make all your payments on time and never charge another dime on the card for the next six years. Tough to do if you have an annual fee on the card. So, probably closer to seven years.
737209
Yes if you don't have a definite date on the card, your card should be good til the end of the month that says on the card.
231551
If you mean Permanent Resident Card of Cananda, they usually say about 16 weeks, but it usually comes in 6-8 weeks, sometimes even after 4 weeks if you are lucky.
659450
Assuming that you are not just marrying to stay in the country; that is illegal. (When you go to CIS for the interview for your residency card you'll be found out and probably deported.)\n\nYou can renew your student visa in order to finish your studies.\n\nIf you are marrying with the intent of setting up a household with a US citizen or legal resident, there are no restrictions.  You should sail through the CIS interview.  \n\nIf you apply shortly after your marriage, you will get a temporary residency card and you will have to reapply after you have been married for two years.  If you are still married to the same person and are still living together then you should get your permanent residency at that time.\n\nDon't try to scam the system.  The CIS interiewers are experts.  They will delve deeply into your relationship with your spouse (who will be interviewed both with you and separately) and ask lots of very personal, intimate questions.  Married couples who answer honestly never have a problem but anyone trying to scam the system will be exposed.  \n\nA native US citizen involved in a fraudulent marriage faces several years in prison and huge fines.  A naturalized citizen may be stripped of their citizenship and deported to their native land.  A legal resident risks loss of residency and deportation.  The alien risks deportation and being barred from ever returning to the US.
265386
The link below gives the SOL for each state.\n\nNot sure about who has juristiction.  I would make the argument that if the card was still active, and not in default when you moved, then the current state has juristiction.  \n\nIf it was already in default when you moved, an argument could be made for the first state.
55772
You can petition her as a fiance. It is probably best to get a lawyer. My husband is from Mexico and he entered the country illegally, we married here and I petitioned him as my husband, he had to pay extra and write a statement apologizing for entering this way. I chose to join him in Mexico during his waiting time (5 mos) because he was not allowed to leave his country. He is now living here as a permanent resident, he can work legally and in 2 more years he can try to become a citizen.
175445
You need to look at the original contract with the credit card company.   Generally it's 60 days.