How di I get a U.S. visa for my mew wife?

Question

Don't worry, I am not relying solely onYahoo Answers for this important decision, but I figure this is a good place to start. I am a US citizen and she is from Uzbekistan. We are currently in Germany.

Does anyone know how long it takes and where to go? I am leaving to go back to the States in July. Is that enough time to get her a visa?

Answer 1

How long have you been in Germany? Typically, U.S. Embassies will allow you to file the paperwork at the Embassy if you have been resident in a country for six months or more. Being able to file at the Embassy will greatly speed up the process. The U.S. Missions in Germany do allow a US Citizen to file for their spouse if both the citizen and the spouse reside in Germany:

http://germany.usembassy.gov/immediate_r...

If you do not reside in Germany, you will most likely have to go back to the U.S. without your spouse and file the petition there. This process normally takes around a year, plus or minus three months.

Answer 2

Have you married a cat?

Answer 3

You will have to return to the states then apply for a spousal visa for your wife...this is NOT quick and can easily take 2 to 3 years.  See site below to do your research on the spousal visa.  You may want to consult an immigration lawyer.

Answer 4

soonest they receive all  ur documentation it will take about 6 months to schedule the interview.

u better hurry. i know because that's how long i had to wait.

a friend of mine waited 1 year!

u really wanna start immediately!

u have to start sending the request to the immigration office. here there is the website:

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis

it should give u all the information u need.

if u r not sure about something u can email me. ill try to help u out if i can

Answer 5

wheels move very slow   expect   at least 9 to 14 months  for processing  many  forms to fill out and lots of fees   1400.00 USD  (about)  don't forget  marriage papers will have to be translated into English and  authenticated

Answer 6

visit www.uscis.gov the immigration people. They have all your answers, forms, fees and email updates on any case you file.