А вот и не так. Сразу не вкоем случае не женитесь. Так как вы едите по тур визе, то могут быть проблемы. Мой совет, подождите хотя бы 3 месяца, если время не жмёт. Вот почитайте:
Of course it is perfectly proper to come to the US on a tourist visa or visa waiver to marry a United states citizen if AFTER the marriage you intend to return to your home country.
However ifs such a person does not return home and subsequently applies for a 'Green card' in the US -thru the adjustment of status process-then the visa fraud problem could easily resurface and cause that person real problems.
In essence, the Immigration service normally applies the 30/60/90 day rule as it relates to fraudulent intent.
The rule is if you apply for adjustment of status within 30 days of entry, there is an almost unrebuttable presumption that you had a nonimmigrant intent when you entered as a tourist and hence are deemed to have committed visa fraud. Between 30 and 60 days, the presumption is rebuttable. Between 60 and 90 days the rebuttable presumption reverses and unless the Immigration service has knowledge that the intent was preconceived, it will grant the adjustment of status. After 90 days, the issue is hardly ever raised.
If fraud is found by the Immigration Service the very best scenario is that the individual will be required to return to their home country to apply for the correct visa which may even be denied.
The bottom line is if you intend to come to the US to marry a US citizen (or are already married to a US citizen) and apply for a green card once there you should not enter on a tourist visa but either use a K-1 fiancée or K-3 spousal visa. |
