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Can a foreigner on a valid work visa marry a US citizen and stay in the US legally without returning home or needing a fiancee visa?
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∙ 8y ago
Yes, this is done all the time. Best to wait 60 days after the entry to marry so it doesn't look like you made a misrepresentation. File the relative petition and adjustment, work authorization, and Advance Parole travel document -- best not to travel on the visitor visa after you've married. You might end up stuck outside the U.S.
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