Planning to marry in the U.S. on a tourist visa? It’s possible, but it’s not without legal risks. A B-2 tourist visa allows temporary visits for leisure, tourism, or medical reasons—not for marriage or permanent relocation. Marrying on this visa could raise suspicions of visa fraud if your initial intent was to stay permanently. U.S. immigration authorities use strict rules, including the “90-day rule,” to determine visa misuse, potentially leading to denial, deportation, or legal issues. Before taking any steps, seek advice from an experienced immigration lawyer to navigate the complexities and avoid pitfalls.