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How can your girlfriend stay longer in the USA if her J-1 Visa expires in a few months?

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well there are some choices she can reapply for a new visa or you can marry her and then call the immigration office in your state and find out what you guys can do or she could just not say any thing and wait to file for citizenship

A short term solution would be to apply for a fiancee (K-1) visa. That allows her to stay for 90 days without being married.

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