Excuse me, I am a Beijing girl, and I want to marry an American boyfriend and immigrate to the United States, but he is now in the United States. So shall we get a marriage certificate in China or go

Excuse me, I am a Beijing girl, and I want to marry an American boyfriend and immigrate to the United States, but he is now in the United States. So shall we get a marriage certificate in China or go to the United States to get a talent? I am really angry to see the recommended answer. This is very irresponsible. I don't know what I'm talking about.

Sister, as an experienced person, I tell you that the recommended answer is wrong. You have two choices:

1. Don't get married yet, your boyfriend will apply for your fiancee visa (K 1), and then you will get married in the United States within 3 months after you arrive in the United States. The advantage is that you can go and see before you decide; The disadvantage is that you have to change your green card status when you go, which is both expensive and time-consuming.

2. Your boyfriend came to China, registered his marriage at the provincial or provincial civil affairs department, and then applied for marriage immigration (CR 1 visa). Get a temporary green card directly in the United States (get a 10 green card after two years of marriage). No matter where the marriage is registered, it is recognized. You just need to be fair when you apply for a visa. Whether in Chinese or English, the whole world knows you. Who says getting married in America can be recognized? That's bullshit！ )

Of course, you can also try to apply for a B2 tourist visa to go to the United States, but it is not recommended. First, it is likely to refuse the visa (with immigration tendency). Second, it is not good for you to apply for your family to travel to the United States or visit relatives in the future.

The American consulate is not responsible for your marriage registration, only when your boyfriend needs a single certificate and you apply for a visa.

Good luck!