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hi i was wondering my girlfirend lives in the uk ive been all over the uk immigrating and all they have to offer and was wondering is it easier for her to come here and live with me the requirement for me to move to her over there are just to strict and i know i would be denied cause of both our financial situations for me to stay perment i was wondering is our own laws a little more leaniant on a situation like this as to getting married and living together i know the uk states u have to meet once i know ours is the same but theres states i have to show sufficient funds being there and i cant come and live if she is on government help witch she is right now im just looking at possible other options for the 2 of us on if her and her kids coming here instead of me going there is an easier route to take for us any help would be great thank you
 

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If anything, the US laws are stricter (in some areas). You still have to have met face to face, and for her to come to the US, you would have to sponsor her - which involves showing that you can keep her off welfare benefits.

Perhaps she could come over for a visit - on the VWP for a month or so. She can't change to another status from that visa, but it would be a first step at least.
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Bev
 

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Be so kind and write in sentences. This is impossible to read.

Take your problem down to segments and work on one at a time.

To bring your girl friend to the US:
Does she have sole custody of the children?
Why is she not working right now and what would she be be doing in the US?
How will you support a family of four?
Who will be the sponsor for Affidavit of support?

As Bev pointed out - you have not met and are thinking about bringing her and the kids to the US. Vissit. Meet her in her own surroundings. Get aquainted with the kids. Long distance relationships for sometimes extended periods of time are not unusual in international relationships.
 

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I agree totally with Twostep....You're making huge plans to be with somebody you've never met!!!
The sensible thing would be to get to know her and the kids first....as stated before, people are different online to their real persona.
Online I'm charming, friendly, witty and funny....
In real life, I'm a grumpy ugly ogre.....
Just an example!!

I really think you're jumping the gun here... meet face to face, and get to know her and her kids first....Then start making plans.

JMHO.
 
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