Yes, if they have a valid SSN# and a state I.D.
Yes. The part about being married isn't even required; there are plenty of people in the US on student visas that get driver's licenses.
No he must have to renew his visa by applying again.
A number of people enter the US without having the legal right to, or remain in the US after their visas have expired. They are known as illegal immigrants. The US illegal immigration statistics can be found at the Government Accountability Office. And Wikipedia also has some detailed information.
It would be better to get married in the U.S. But keep in mind it is only a suggestion.
If your green card has expired and you are not married then you will have to apply for another one. You will have to go to the DMV and start the paper work.
yes, there are no legal requirments
The minimum validity of US visas varies depending on the type of visa. For non-immigrant visas, such as tourist or student visas, the minimum validity is typically 3 months. However, some visas, like business or work visas, can have longer minimum validity periods. Immigrant visas, which are for those intending to permanently move to the US, generally have a validity period of 6 months.
B1/B2 are visas for tourism and business visits. They will remain valid till the expiry date. Unlike some type of work visas, they will not be invalidated at any time on grounds of non-arrival.
as k1 visa,you have 90 days after arriving into the us to get married,it doesnt matter.remember after 91 days they can deny your application .be sure do into the 90 days
How long does what take? You need to be a bit more specific.
The Official Immigration and Naturalization Service in the US is the agency that authorizes visas and American citizenship to people that want to live in America.
AnswerOnly if the person can qualify for asylee or refugee status.The foreign national will likely be subject to deportation and will be barred from applying for reentry for the time specified under USCIS law.United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, http://www.uscis.govImmigration and Customs Enforcement, http://www.ice.govOr if one is not married they can merry a US citizen and apply to permanent residency without leaving the country.