Mr Who

I have just proposed to my girlfriend. I met her after she arrived in
the US on a B2 visa. She came to visit some relatives and visit a
school that she is planning to attend. After meeting her we dated and
I proposed. We want to get married immediately, can anyone please
tell me the necceasry forms to fill out so I can adjust her visa
status, so she can stay with me.. I would really hate for her to
return home. But if that is what needs to happen then alright, but
we plan on marrying soon.

I know that the general consensus of this board is that this is not
"ideal" way to approch this. But I just want to get a full idea of
all opions so we can make the best decision for ourselves. And please
know that having her return home is still an option "on the table" for
us.

Thank you.

jeffreyhy

MrW,

Go to the USCIS web site and select the link of 'Green Card'. After doing some homework come on back with any un-answered questions.

Regards, JEff

Mtravelkay

Mr Who wrote:

    > I have just proposed to my girlfriend. I met her after she arrived in
    > the US on a B2 visa. She came to visit some relatives and visit a
    > school that she is planning to attend. After meeting her we dated and
    > I proposed. We want to get married immediately, can anyone please
    > tell me the necceasry forms to fill out so I can adjust her visa
    > status, so she can stay with me.. I would really hate for her to
    > return home. But if that is what needs to happen then alright, but
    > we plan on marrying soon.
    >
    > I know that the general consensus of this board is that this is not
    > "ideal" way to approch this. But I just want to get a full idea of
    > all opions so we can make the best decision for ourselves. And please
    > know that having her return home is still an option "on the table" for
    > us.

I am thinking your are a friend of the Kenneth Hand guy.

Mr Who

On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 17:27:06 +0000, jeffreyhy
<member184@british_expats.com> wrote:

Thanks jeffreyhy
I appreciate your reply.

    >MrW,
    >Go to the USCIS web site and select the link of 'Green Card'.
    >After doing some homework come on back with any un-answered questions.
    >Regards, JEff
    >Originally posted by Mr Who
    >> I have
    >just proposed to my girlfriend. I met her after she arrived in
    >> the US
    >on a B2 visa. She came to visit some relatives and visit a
    >> school
    >that she is planning to attend. After meeting her we dated and
    >> I
    >proposed. We want to get married immediately, can anyone please
    >> tell
    >me the necceasry forms to fill out so I can adjust her visa
    >> status, so
    >she can stay with me.. I would really hate for her to
    >> return home.
    >But if that is what needs to happen then alright, but
    >> we plan on
    >marrying soon.
    >>
    >> I know that the general consensus of this board is
    >that this is not
    >> "ideal" way to approch this. But I just want to get
    >a full idea of
    >> all opions so we can make the best decision for
    >ourselves. And please
    >> know that having her return home is still an
    >option "on the table" for
    >> us.
    >>
    >Thank you.

Mr Who

On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 20:39:35 GMT, mtravelkay <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Mr Who wrote:
    >> I have just proposed to my girlfriend. I met her after she arrived in
    >> the US on a B2 visa. She came to visit some relatives and visit a
    >> school that she is planning to attend. After meeting her we dated and
    >> I proposed. We want to get married immediately, can anyone please
    >> tell me the necceasry forms to fill out so I can adjust her visa
    >> status, so she can stay with me.. I would really hate for her to
    >> return home. But if that is what needs to happen then alright, but
    >> we plan on marrying soon.
    >>
    >> I know that the general consensus of this board is that this is not
    >> "ideal" way to approch this. But I just want to get a full idea of
    >> all opions so we can make the best decision for ourselves. And please
    >> know that having her return home is still an option "on the table" for
    >> us.
    >I am thinking your are a friend of the Kenneth Hand guy.

My news service only goes back 2 weeks. Should I contemplate getting
a better one to search for this Kenneth Hand?