Probably a ten-year wait if at all.
As a transient visitor or as a transitting airline passenger, but not to take up residence.
You can dig for diamonds -- you, a citizen, a tourist, a visitor, single-handedly.
in the visitor's visa
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_process_for_a_citizen_of_the_India_to_marry_a_philippina_girl_in_india_on_a_visitor_visa"
No, not by merely having a child born in the U.S. However, when the child turns 21, the child may file a petition for their parent. But before that, the parent always run the risk of being arrested and deported, even if they have U.S. citizen children.
A citizen is either born to the country or immigrated and became a naturalized citizen, an alien is someone who is either an illegal immigrant or a visitor whose visa or pssport expired ,then never went back to their own country.
IF MARRIED TO A US CITZEN SOON AS POSSIABLE FILE THE FORM I 130 WITH ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTIONS AND FILE IT WITH THE EMBASSY COVERING THE STATE YOU LIVE IN AND THAT I WOULD GO FROM THERE IT HELPED ME IT WILL HELP YOU IT IS A LONG PROCESS BUT I WENT TO INDIA AND DO THE SAME BUT JUST BACK WAORDS I WENT THERE ON YOUR CASE HE IS HERE SO=AME THING TRY IT YOU WILL SEE AND LEARN AS YOU GO AS I DID
A visitor/tourist visa is good for 3months. After three months it can be renewed at the Passports Office in Suva.
Since you came into the u.s. legally and over stayed on your tourist visa but got married. Your wife or husband can file a petition I-130,green card, and work permit through the immigration. The work permit it is filing for socail sercurity. Please talk to a lawyer about this process.
Yes. Critical is the way of her entry. If she enter the country illegal, sorry, no possibility. Regardless, is she marries a US citizen or not. However, lets say she enters the country as a student, or as a visitor. If her parents are US citizens, they can apply for her. Siblings too but the waiting period is horrible. Almost 25 years. OR, if she married a US citizen she can. She does not have to leave country. Huge mistake if she did. Some attorneys will suggest it, to make case longer and charge more money.
Your question can only be answered if we know where you're going. Some countries require visas from US citizens, others do not.
The USCIS or U.S. consulate/embassy might deny him a visa and give him a penalty of 10 years without being eligible for a visa. Being married to you (a U.S. citizen?) might help him, but don't count on it.