Legal Question in Immigration Law in Kansas

Assuming that you are a US citizen, you can either marry him in Mexico and petition for him as your husband, or file a Fiance visa petition. If you two do not plan to marry, you can't petition for him. A minor child can't petition for him as well. Before filing any one of the petitions with the USCIS, you shall review his eligibility with the Immigration Attorney to see if he is eligible for a visa and not inadmissible.

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That depends. If he would like to come for a visit, he can apply for a visitor''s (B-2) visa. If you two are engaged, you can file for him as a fiance but you would have to marry him within 3 months of him entering the U.S. You can also marry him in Mexico and apply for him through Consular Processing. That way, he can enter with a greencard and have an employment authorization card so that he can obtain employment. There are several options available and ultimately, you would have to make the decision based on your objectives. Why did he return to Mexico? Was he deported? Please call me at 1-800-408-5818 to discuss the details of your case further or email me at [email protected].

It depends how long and in what status he previously stayed in the US, as well as his immigration/criminal history.

In general, you can apply for a K-1 fiancee visa or K-3 spouse/I-130 petition. A waiver may be required depending upon the situation.

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