Legal Question in Immigration Law in Ohio

If you want to marry in the USA, and you are a USA citizen, you might consider filing a Fiancee visa petition first. When approved, your fiancee can apply for a Fiancee visa. When in the USA, you two can get married within 90 days and apply for her permanent residency (green card).

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Hi,

You can be legally married anywhere. However, your fiancee should not enter the U.S. on the visa waiver program if the primary purpose is intention to marry a U.S. citizen. Thus, it is prudent to file a fiancee petition with the USCIS, and upon approval your fiancee will receive a fiancee visa from a U.S. Consulate in Germany to enable entry to the U.S. for the purpose of marrying you.

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There is not much difference in the wait for a change of status to permanent resident whether you choose to marry in the U.S. or in Germany. I'd be happy to assist.