Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

The answer to your question depends on many factors:

- what country he is from?

- has he ever been to USA? If yes, when, how long did he stay?

- has he ever been deported from USA?

Are you marrying him abroad or in USA?

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From your email it appears that your fiance is outside the U.S. at this time. If he is in the U.S., the marriage can take place here and all sponsorship paperwork can be filed concurrently, allowing him to gain resident status without departing the U.S. assuming that he entered the U.S. legally.

If he is not in the U.S., and you are planning on marrying abroad, then a fiance petition can be filed for him, allowing him to join you in several months and obtain resident status in the U.S.

An affidavit of support can be signed by a co-sponsor, and therefore it is acceptable if you have little or no income.

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