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	Create New Topic   My Posts   My forum buddies   Invite friends   Private messages Russian brides > Main Forum > how to return to ukraine and back Author Post hiii98 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 2/6/2007 3:29:50 PM   my fiancee wants to return to ukraine to visit her parents but she has overstayed her j1 visa. Anyone know if she can go to ukraine and come back? Any brainstorm ideas on how she can return? Fake visa? Use a similiar looking americans visa? Legal ways to return? Come back on a j1 program 3 months later? Any ideas would help caviar Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 2/7/2007 12:10:35 AM   Fake visa? That sounds very, very scary. Maybe just get married, and wait for the dust to settle. I mean, wait another six months after she gets married. I'm sure other guys know bettr than I, but I recall hearng they have to wait two years before being allowed to leave (and return.) Be careful! Cycleserg Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 2/7/2007 12:16:38 AM   Get an immigration lawyer fast! jonny1973 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 2/24/2007 2:27:52 AM   Oh. My. God. I really think you have no idea how thin ice you are skating on. She OVERSTAYED her visa, and is thinking she might get another one? It was freaking amazing that a single Ukrainian girl got a J1 to start with. Then she overstayed it? Did you really write those things about fake visa or using an American’s passport (visa?) Oh, god. If she goes home, after overstaying a visa, make sure to say goodbye really really nicely before she goes, just in case it turns out to be many, many months before you ever see her in America again-- if ever. NO JOKE. Even if she goes, then tries to get a J1 and gets denied, and you decide to K1 fiancée visa her, one of the most important questions on there is 'have you ever overstayed a visa.' (Then there is the question about 'have you ever been denied a visa'-- to which she will likley be responding 'yes' after having re-applied for a J1. Ok, flame me if you want-- but I really think this is far, far more serious then your initial post made it seem like you think it is. jonny1973 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 2/24/2007 2:27:55 AM   Oh. My. God. I really think you have no idea how thin ice you are skating on. She OVERSTAYED her visa, and is thinking she might get another one? It was freaking amazing that a single Ukrainian girl got a J1 to start with. Then she overstayed it? Did you really write those things about fake visa or using an American’s passport (visa?) Oh, god. If she goes home, after overstaying a visa, make sure to say goodbye really really nicely before she goes, just in case it turns out to be many, many months before you ever see her in America again-- if ever. NO JOKE. Even if she goes, then tries to get a J1 and gets denied, and you decide to K1 fiancée visa her, one of the most important questions on there is 'have you ever overstayed a visa.' (Then there is the question about 'have you ever been denied a visa'-- to which she will likley be responding 'yes' after having re-applied for a J1. Ok, flame me if you want-- but I really think this is far, far more serious then your initial post made it seem like you think it is. skiired Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 2/24/2007 2:10:19 PM   agreed Jonny1973. Hiii98- I would hate to say it but you both are in for a looooong uphill battle. From my point of view- and I am not a lawyer - I think you both are screwed overstaying a visa. Consular officers are just looking for any excuse to deny a FSU woman a visa and overstaying is just what they need to see to tell your lady, "DENIED" Plus IMHO, if you ever use a fake visa or a fraudulent american passport and you are caught - which chances are you probably will be. She will be banned from ever entering the US again and you just might be brought up on charges yourself. Hire an immigration attorney, cross your fingers and hope for the best. Good Luck. Your Reply: Your name:   New Registration Password:   Forgot password?   refresh Code:   Russian brides > Main Forum > how to return to ukraine and back
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