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I am a Canadian citizen by birth, and I have been with my fiancee for
3 years, we currently live together in Canada- he has dual citizenship US and Canadian. (He was born in the US) I was planning on applying for a J1 visa, and doing an internship/traineeship while living with him in the US- this way we can live together, I can be there legally and we can plan the wedding. I've been told that because I'm Canadian the 2 year HHR does not apply- (I'd be training in the Art/Entertainment industry- nothing government related) Since I'm Canadian, I believe I'm granted J1 "Status". . Can I get married while in the US on a J1 Visa because I've entered the country legally? Or would this be considered immigration fraud (even though I will be training in the US) Can I adjust my status while on a J1 after we are married? |
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You cannot come with the express purpose to marry, to my knowledge.
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