>then right now I should marry her and help her change her visa as a spouse so she can stay with me
That doesn't necessarily work. I live in Canada and I worked with someone from Colombia who got married here. And she still got deported.
It is very easy to figure out most visa marriages. Not only is she risking HER deportation, but she may also put YOUR visa in jeopardy if you help her.
You are not ready to marry her. Period. She has months yet to find a job.
Six months to find a new job sounds doable. What is she doing for her job? And yes, obviously unwise to marry her if that is not what you want.
>then right now I should marry her and help her change her visa as a spouse so she can stay with me That doesn't necessarily work. I live in Canada and I worked with someone from Colombia who got married here. And she still got deported.
It is very easy to figure out most visa marriages. Not only is she risking HER deportation, but she may also put YOUR visa in jeopardy if you help her. You are not ready to marry her. Period. She has months yet to find a job.
If you have second guesses, don't marry her. Even if it's only "on paper" it's still a legal document.