Legal Question in Immigration Law in Arizona

He needs a Fiance visa (not just any visa). You, as a US citizen fiancee can petition for him with the DHS/USCIS. If and when your petition is approved, he will be able to apply for a Fiance visa at the Consulate in Mexico. When a visa is issued, he can come to USA, and you two will have 90 days when to get married. When legally married, he can apply for permanent residency (a green card) through the DHS so he can stay permanently in the United States.

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You'll want to apply for a K-1 fiancee visa on his behalf.

You may find detailed information on the K-1 visa as well as the services I offer here:

http://www.msclaw.com/U_S_Fianc_e_Visa/Why_choose_MSC_AssociatesK1.html

You may also find this article from me helpful to review:

http://www.msclaw.com/news/3/71/30-60-90-Day-Rule-and-Adjustment-of-Status.html