Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Ok, here's the scenario....My british boyfriend and i (us citizen) are meeting for the first time in person in roughly three weeks. We have been talking online and on the phone for several months now and he will be coming here under the VWP. I know Jay is the man i love and want to be with forever and i know he feels the same way about me. I make a pretty decent salary (more than above the 125% poverty line) so i feel no worry in being able to support us both for even a long time, if necessary, until all the paperwork is processed. However, over the longhaul, i would see that it would be somewhat of a financial strain for either of us to continue to go back and forth from the US to England, especially since we both are certain of what we want. Granted, it's a bit late in the game for me to be pondering these particular questions, however, better late than never..lol. He did resign from a job he hated, of which he had been employed to for nearly a year (and aside from that, i don't know of too many companies that would hold your position for 3 months anyway, i know mine wouldn't). And seeing that he no longer is gainfully employed, he moved in with his uncle and aunt, as he knew he would be coming to see me soon anyway. Soooo, here it is, he has no job, no residence of his own (i.e. mortgage/lease). He will be able to provide a bank statement, credit card bills, and funds for supporting himself while here, and obviously a "return" ticket home. Does anyone think he will have great difficulty at the POE, even if he says he's just here on a holiday to visit friends, even though obviously he intends to stay and for us to get married(he will only have his clothing and personal effects when he arrives). I would GREATFULLY appreciate someone being able to put my mind at ease on this matter.
Sincerely, Stacey |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by kissalicious1975
(Post 4528594)
Okticket home. Does anyone think he will have great difficulty at the POE, even if he says he's just here on a holiday to visit friends, even though obviously he intends to stay and for us to get married(he will only have his clothing and personal effects when he arrives). I would GREATFULLY appreciate someone being able to put my mind at ease on this matter.
That would be called Immigration Fraud ...... And you decided on getting married although you have never met in person .. Jeez!!! brains of a duck !!!! |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Why the hurry to get married?
Maybe you should get to know him in person first...... |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 4528607)
So he intends to enter the US with the intent of marriage to on the VW ...
That would be called Immigration Fraud ...... And you decided on getting married although you have never met in person .. Jeez!!! brains of a duck !!!! I could imagine you wouldn't share my view, but i was only, and might i say, politely asking for an answer to my question, not to be chastized. |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by kissalicious1975
(Post 4528619)
I could imagine you wouldn't share my view, but i was only, and might i say, politely asking for an answer to my question, not to be chastized.
or is even let into the country ... But you just told the world how you intend to break the Law .... |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
don't listen to Ray.
he's just an old bastard. Get married, I don't give a chuff either way. it works for some on the VWP and some get hassled. you pays your money you take your chance. |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 4528607)
So he intends to enter the US with the intent of marriage to on the VW ...
That would be called Immigration Fraud ...... Intent+marriage=AOS application = different story. Viva Las Vegas! |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by meauxna
(Post 4528628)
Um, no it wouldn't, Ray.
Intent+marriage=AOS application = different story. Viva Las Vegas! |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by kissalicious1975
(Post 4528594)
Does anyone think he will have great difficulty at the POE, even if he says he's just here on a holiday to visit friends, even though obviously he intends to stay and for us to get married
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Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by meauxna
(Post 4528628)
Um, no it wouldn't, Ray.
Intent+marriage=AOS application = different story. Viva Las Vegas! |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 4528633)
What ..speak English ...
To the OP, as for him being let it, it's up to the POE officer. No one can really say either way. Best Wishes, Rene |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by kissalicious1975
(Post 4528638)
Well, it's just that i've been reading over a lot of the posts on here the past couple of days and i've heard both sides of the fence. I hear others saying, "We got married while under the VWP and everything is fine". I'm not some horrible law breaking person, not even so much as a speeding ticket...i just want to know how things are likely to be handled at the POE with the information i have provided, be it ethically or legally to other's liking...i would just appreciate some kind words of advice.
I think you will need a particular type of visa if you want to get married in the UK. Rene |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by kissalicious1975
(Post 4528594)
... even though obviously he intends to stay and for us to get married...
Rene |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 4528641)
It's 100% acceptable for him to enter on the VWP and get married. Then he must return to the UK before his 90-day stay is up. It's *not* ok to come to the USA on the VWP and get married *with the intent to stay and adjust status to permanent resident*. The OP did not say he was going to stay and AOS, she only said they're going to get married, which is fine.
To the OP, as for him being let it, it's up to the POE officer. No one can really say either way. Best Wishes, Rene |
Re: Internet relationship--wanting to marry
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 4528650)
I took this to mean he will stay long enough to get married within his 90-day VWP stay, and then will return to the UK for visa processing.
Rene |
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