I tried doing research on my own and answers were little to say various.
Which states are most likely to sponsor forgein RNs for EB3 visa?
If there are nurses who managed to do this, I'd love to hear your experience as well, also which state did you move to.
Hello, me and my partner have been married for over 2.5 years (we met 3 years ago, online), due to religious reasons we decided to get married quickly. However, we both were students, it was easier for my partner to finish the studies in his country of origin, therefore we decided to live seperately until we get our degrees.
In the meantime we have travelled to Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, LA and São Paulo, together, and visited each other's home towns 4 times. We kept our relationship pretty good, we chat almost everyday and videocall a lot.
We got married in Paris together, but because it would be so expensive for both our families and friends to travel to either part of the world, we got married without a celebration. He also took my surname, in order to distance himself fromhis family, it's complicated.
Now, that we both have degrees (we both are Mechanical Engineers) we want to move in together here in the US.
My question for you would be, how hard will the process be, since we didn't live together but were seperated due to studies?
How can we prove the marriage?
Citizenships: US, Serbian
Hello, me and my partner have been married for over 2.5 years (we met 3 years ago, online), due to religious reasons we decided to get married quickly. However, we both were students, it was easier for my partner to finish the studies in his country of origin, therefore we decided to live seperately until we get our degrees.
In the meantime we have travelled to Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, LA and São Paulo, together, and visited each other's home towns 4 times. We kept our relationship pretty good, we chat almost everyday and videocall a lot.
We got married in Paris together, but because it would be so expensive for both our families and friends to travel to either part of the world, we got married without a celebration. He also took my surname, in order to distance himself fromhis family, it's complicated.
Now, that we both have degrees (we both are Mechanical Engineers) we want to move in together here in the US.
My question for you would be, how hard will the process be, since we didn't live together but were seperated due to studies?
How can we prove the marriage?
Citizenships: US, Serbian
Hello, me and my partner have been married for over 2.5 years (we met 3 years ago, online), due to religious reasons we decided to get married quickly. However, we both were students, it was easier for my partner to finish the studies in his country of origin, therefore we decided to live seperately until we get our degrees.
In the meantime we have travelled to Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, LA and São Paulo, together, and visited each other's home towns 4 times. We kept our relationship pretty good, we chat almost everyday and videocall a lot.
We got married in Paris together, but because it would be so expensive for both our families and friends to travel to either part of the world, we got married without a celebration. He also took my surname, in order to distance himself fromhis family, it's complicated.
Now, that we both have degrees (we both are Mechanical Engineers) we want to move in together here in the US.
My question for you would be, how hard will the process be, since we didn't live together but were seperated due to studies?
How can we prove the marriage?
Citizenships: US, Serbian
Hello, me and my partner have been married for over 2.5 years (we met 3 years ago, online), due to religious reasons we decided to get married quickly. However, we both were students, it was easier for my partner to finish the studies in his country of origin, therefore we decided to live seperately until we get our degrees.
In the meantime we have travelled to Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, LA and São Paulo, together, and visited each other's home towns 4 times. We kept our relationship pretty good, we chat almost everyday and videocall a lot.
We got married in Paris together, but because it would be so expensive for both our families and friends to travel to either part of the world, we got married without a celebration. He also took my surname, in order to distance himself fromhis family, it's complicated.
Now, that we both have degrees (we both are Mechanical Engineers) we want to move in together here in the US.
My question for you would be, how hard will the process be, since we didn't live together but were seperated due to studies?
How can we prove the marriage?
Edit: I made this post again, in the last I made a typo in the title, which lead to confusion.
Hello, me and my partner have been married for over 2.5 years (we met 3 years ago, online), due to religious reasons we decided to get married quickly. However, we both were students, it was easier for my parnet to finish the studies in his country of origin, therefore we decided to live seperately until we get our degrees.
In the meantime we have travelled to Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, LA and São Paulo, together, and visited each other's home towns 4 times. We kept our relationship pretty good, we chat almost everyday and videocall a lot.
We got married in Paris together, but because it would be so expensive for both our families and friends to travel to either part of the world, we got married without a celebration. He also took my surname, in order to distance himself fromhis family, it's complicated.
Now, that we both have degrees (we both are Mechanical Engineers) we want to move in together here in the US.
My question for you would be, how hard will the process be, since we didn't live together but were seperated due to studies?
How can we prove the marriage?