what if a filipina visit USA and married an american man in USA?
546836
lucky her...she would have to apply for a visa to stay in the country. if it's citizenship she is looking for she has a long road ahead of her filled with paperwork and immigration agents
562510
I am not sure ,is the illegal immigrant in love with me as I am with he or she. I have heard alot of them would seek out an American citizen to get their legal documents for free and after they get what they want then the marriage goes south. so beware of "love with an illegal immigrant".I am in south Florida and it is illegal immigrant central.
494669
http://www.filipinoweb.com/married.html\n\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_999.html\n\n\nNeed more specific information feel free to contact me and I will share my personal experiences.
13983
I met my husband via the internet several years ago.\n\nWe were chat buddies at first.  Later, we met in person.  Our bond grew.  Later, we married ourselves to each other.\n\nHe gives me a wake up call every morning.  We talk on the phone often.  We do Yahoo chat together nearly everyday of the week.  \n\nThis is OUR marriage, and we're really quite proud of it.  He lives in the Philippines.  I work and live in the USA, but I consider the Philippines my true home.  In a heartbeat, I would sponsor him to come to the USA, but neither of our countries legally affords Gays any immigration benefits.  So, we do what we have to do.  I'm fortunate that my job gives me June, July, and a few weeks in December off, so that I can be with him.  When I am finished with my career, I will retire to be with him there.
92630
The easiest  way is to marry an American citizen. If you have American friends ask them to help you find love with an American.
921850
He should marry an American girl.
899991
they were tecnically married in the usa before marring in Italy.
1010415
Marry an American citizen.
1016734
Short answer: Brining a foreign fiancee to the United States is a long and drawn out process that can take around one year.   However you can do the process yourself, without using a lawyer, assuming you are reasonably educated and that your case is fairly routine.  Start the process by following the guidelines by the US gov't at the link I've quoted below.  Also check out the asawa web site and its forums, while not official or always accurate, it contains several interesting discussion forums about bringing a filipinia spouse to the USA, including talk about visa and cultural matters.
592162
If the American is marrying a woman from overseas and she wishes to stay in America, you need to apply for citizenship via marriage. You can consult the people at the American embassy, and you will receive forms. The process can take more than 7 years.
312069
It's almost impossible to get a visa just to visit USA from certain countries. If he doesn't have American citizenship, I'm not sure what his options are. \nIf he is American, he either needs to come there to live with you or at least get married there, and then you can go to the American embassy in your country & apply for a petition for an alien relative. You will be asked questions at the petition interview to make sure the relationship is a real marriage. If they determine it is, they will approve your application. Then you can get an appointment @  the embassy for an interview for a visa. Remember your husband is your sponsor and has to show 3 years of income tax returns to prove he can support you here.\nI know these facts are true because my husband is egyptian and we just went through this process. We got the petition and visa approved in a little less than 3 months.\nWhat is your fiance's problem that he can't go to Russia to live? Or to at least marry you there, if he loves you and wants you to come to USA to live? He has to be willing to help you in any way he can. You can't do it alone. If he won't do whatever is necessary, maybe he's not sincere with you. \nGood luck & best wishes to you.\nIf you get to come, welcome to America! It is truly beautiful!
969301
Listen to Yak Rider, above.  Your husband is an intending immigrant.  He is not eligible for a non-immigrant visa.  End of story.  Stop asking.
851981
Before you marry while your still in the USA you need to File \na K-1 Fiance Visa. They will approve it or deny it. Once it is approved he can get his passport to come to the USA. You have 90 days to marry after his arrival to the USA. His Visa will be conditional and if he does not marry within the 90 days he will have overstayed his visa and a letter of deportation will be issued. Its actually not a hard process, it can be costly and can take some time to finish. Once you both are married in the USA you will need to file a 245-I application which consists of a (I-130 showing he is married to a US citizen and a 485-I is an adjustment of status) After filing this they will do a name check and then approve his greencard for 3 years. After 3 years he would then be able to file for citizenship as long as he meets the requirements.
52475
I believe you have to get married in the U.S. and live there.  Also the person you marry has to be a citizen of the U.S.
329974
No it isn't true.\n\nIt takes a LONG time to become a legal citizen and like typical governments, it takes longer to process additional paperwork.  If you are sure your spouse is filed, then just wait it out.  If you have questions if he did file for you to join him, contact the American Embassy and see if they can give you a phone number to see what the hold up is.\n\nI hope you get to come here soon, start your new life with your husband and I wish you all the best here!!\n\nTHANK YOU for coming to America legally :)  God Bless!
1112757
I've gone through the interview for a fiancee visa. I was interviewed twice in the Philippines (U.S.Embassy). It's not really that hard and scary. The first interview was with a filipino and the second was an american consul, both in one day. Just make sure you have completed the required papers and be consistent with your answers. I got the result of my interview on the same day and got my fiancee visa in 3 days. The spouse visa is almost the same.
1186497
You may not do this as a permanent resident -- only as a U.S. citizen. The only thing you can do now (should you get married) is apply for an immigrant visa for him and then wait several years. In the meantime, he would not be able to come here, nor obtain work authorization.\n\nThe fastest way for him to get here is either (1) you naturalize and petition for a spouse's visa for him which would allow him to come here, get a work authorization, and apply for his green card, or (2) he immigrates on his own accord.\n\nGood luck!