Девушки, а можно еще вопрос? Если он взбесится и скажет, что не приезжай тогда, мне надо визу невесты аннулировать? или просто не ехать и все?

интересно, неужели речь идет о такой большой сумме, что человек готов на обман властей пойти... Я в недоумении просто.

$4000 exemption, но пусть он учтет, что вашу зарплату в течение года тоже нужно учитывать.

https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/t ... 27549.html

$4000 exemption, но пусть он учтет, что вашу зарплату в течение года тоже нужно учитывать.

https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/t ... 27549.html

Он объяснил это так: I fully explored the option of getting married in Denmark, and although it's a little expensive on short notice, it's not very difficult and only requires a maximum of 2 days in the country. I asked the attorney about getting married overseas before entering the U.S. on a fiancee visa. He said it would nullify visa and green card if the U.S. government knew about it. However, there is no practical way for the U.S. government to know that we have already been married when you come in January. In this country, marriage is determined and handled by each individual state. The U.S. government only recognizes a marriage when a state does. In California, it is actually a rather complicated court procedure to register a foreign marriage. For most people, this would be a big inconvenience, but for me it's actually a blessing. The state of California wouldn't know about our marriage in Denmark unless I went through this big procedure which I obviously would choose not to do. I would not have to file my taxes for 2016 until next October, so you would already have your green card before this happens. The many branches of the American government are not very good at talking to each other or sharing information. This actually causes a lot of incompetence within our government. For this reason, I'm confident the branch of the government that processes green cards and immigration would never know we were married in Denmark. They will only care about the marriage we will get later in California. So technically, there is a risk, but I think it's very, very small.