How can I bring my fiance to USA from Mexico?

How can I bring my fiance to USA from Mexico?

If you are not yet married and your fiancé(e) is still in Mexico, you can, if you are a U.S. citizen, petition for him or her to enter the U.S. as a fiancé(e) in order to get married in the U.S.—and then your new spouse can apply for a green card, if desired.

How do you become a Mexican citizen on family ties?

To apply for citizenship in Mexico, you must already be a permanent resident; or have family ties. Naturalization in Mexico requires a minimum of five consecutive years of residency prior to the application date, which may include temporary or permanent status depending on your situation.

How do you get a Mexican permanent residency through marriage?

When you are married to a Mexican citizen, you are required to apply for the TR visa first. After two years, you can then become a Permanent Resident. There is an exception, if you are the parent of a child born in Mexico, you can apply for Permanent Residency right away.

Can you marry a Mexican citizen?

In general, to marry a Mexican national in Mexico, a U.S. citizen must be physically present in Mexico and present documents required by the jurisdiction where the marriage will take place. For additional information on marriages in Mexico, contact the Mexican Embassy or nearest Mexican consulate in the United States.

Can I live permanently in Mexico?

Foreigners who want to settle in Mexico permanently must have a Mexican Permanent Resident Card. The Permanent Resident Card for Mexico is a popular option among retirees, which is why it is also often referred to as the Mexico Retirement Visa.

Does the US recognize marriages in Mexico?

In Mexico, only civil marriage is recognized as legal. A civil wedding in Mexico is fully valid for legal purposes in the U.S., but a religious ceremony without the civil ceremony is not, as U.S. law only recognizes marriages which are valid in the country in which they take place.