Most Non-Immigrant Visas (Temporary) is
that the person applying for one has no intention staying in the U.S. and the
person plans to return to their country when that person has completed their
visit. U.S. Immigration (USCIS), Embassies and Customs all look for anything in
your paper work that show that you may not leave the U.S. and return to your
home country.
Things in your paper work that may show
you may not leave the U.S. after your visit
are things like your age, how much money or property you have in your
home country and family in your home country. If you have a wife or children
living in the U.S. that would usually be enough proof for U.S. Immigration to
deny your Temporary Visa Paper work.
You need to be aware of your current
Visa Status (when it expires & when to get a new Visa) and how marrying a
U.S. Citizen or a Green Card Holder will affect your Temporary Visa at the time
of your marriage and in the future.
Please contact a licensed Immigration attorney
before you act on your specific situation. Immigration Laws and Federal
Regulations are constantly changing and the general information provided can
change over time.
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