Do you have to marry your fiancé in a certain period of time upon entry?

Once your fiancé enters the United States, you are required to marry within 90 days.
Failure to do so will terminate the fiancé visa and your fiancé will not be eligible to obtain adjustment of status or a Green Card unless they can show that they were abused.

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What Is Conditional Permanent Resident Status?
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