How can i marry my girlfriend who is a citizen of an Arab country but has an American passport?

Question

I am from India and i am working abroad in the Middle East. Please advise the best way that i can marry her and we both can enter America asap. Also she was born in America but she has never been there after she came back as an infant to her home country.

Answer 1

Your question is two-fold. First, how to marry her in the Middle East. Second, is how to enter the US asap.

First link is how to marry her.

Second link is how to file your application to come to the US.

After your marriage, you can't just up and go to the US. (unless you have a B2 visa or tourist visa for your honeymoon.) You will have to wait until your K-3 visa will be given to you in the country you married.

Have your fiancee contact the US Embassy nearest her location before you even get married and have her inquire regarding your K-3 visa because she does not have a US residence at all.

At any rate, congratulations in advance.**

Answer 2

Marry her and apply for a visa to the US as husband of an American citizen. Your future wife will apply for a US passport.

Answer 3

i would say that if she was born here then she is a u.s. citizen and can enter anytime she wants to.  i would assume that if she marries you legally, you would be able to come here but I do not think they will grant you citizenship.  you will probably get a resident green card ?  not completely sure.  suggest you contact the U.S. Embassy / Department of State / Buruea of immigration / naturalization.

Answer 4

both of you will have to contact the US embassy neartest you

you did not mention your location ?

you will have to get married where you are located ,

Consular officers may authenticate foreign marriage documents, but inquiries regarding the validity of a marriage abroad should be directed to office of the attorney general of the State in the United States where the parties to the marriage live. Marriage generally is considered a matter reserved to the individual U.S. States rather than to the federal government.

since she is a US citizen ,both of you will have to consult the US embassy nearest you , they will give you all the infos necessary :