Family, Other Marriage Visa

[PattiDolman]

In desperate need of advice. My husband and I were recently married a few weeks back, his visiting visa is up in Nov. and we are getting advice from a visa company, which is costing us 3000 dollars to start the process to keep him here for good, we or i just wanted to know is there a cheaper way of doing this? please anyone with help please feel free to give advice ...
He is a UK national and we have been dating 2.5 years and on his recent visit he decided he wanted to get married so we just did the deed and now its done

 

[army judge]

need advice

In desperate need of advice. My husband and I were recently married a few weeks back, his visiting visa is up in Nov. and we are getting advice from a visa company, which is costing us 3000 dollars to start the process to keep him here for good, we or i just wanted to know is there a cheaper way of doing this? please anyone with help please feel free to give advice ...
He is a UK national and we have been dating 2.5 years and on his recent visit he decided he wanted to get married so we just did the deed and now its done

He can leave the US and go to Mexico, Bahamas, Canada, or a nearby country. If he stays out of the US for a few days, he can come back in on another tourist entry. I don't think UK nationals need visas. They simply get their passport stamped.

That allows you additional times to work through a more permanent solution. In fact, as it will be November, why not plan a Thanksgiving get away together?