Immigration officials looks at the totality of the evidence to determine whether or not a marriage is fake. A prenup does not automatically mean the marriage is fake. However, it could suggest so if the couple has just met, does not combine bills, or does not live together.
By Personal experience... I got married to my Husband who was illegal here with an EXPIRED passport of his country and we still got the marriage License. All you really need is a form of id and the passport. You should be fine.hope that helped! Because even with an expired passport, we got a marriage license, but he had his id. :)
yes
I was a university student when I married my illegal immigrant husband. It made no change in my student loans at all.
Any American can marry any non-citizen, but selling marriage and citizenship is illegal. Financial circumstances are not a factor in legality.
Just go to the court and marry a U.S. citizen. Their may be a 90 day waiting period before the marriage is legalized.
in Colorado, if the photo ID is recognized legal then yes
Your application for a student visa is handled separately from your marriage application. If your marriage application is approved, then that will override your student visa application. If, however, it is not approved then your student application still remains in affect. Please note that in your marriage application there is a question which asks, "Have you ever filed for ANY other types of visas?", which must be answered correctly otherwise you will be subject to denial for filing a false application!
Yes, they can
If you are married to a US citizen who is a felon, the marriage is still legal. If he is now in prison and you are trying to move to the United States, it may cause you problems. If he committed a felony and is now out of prison, there should be no problems other than the usual. That is not guarantee there will not be.
If you are inside the United States with an expired visa of any kind, you are considered illegal.
Yes and no. They have the right to stay in the US for as long as the student visa is active. However, marriage to a US citizen would allow for the Canadian to apply for a CR-1 visa (or IR-1 if they've been married two years or more), which allows for permanent residence.
If a citizen of Russia is attending school in the US on a Student Visa and becames pregrant by an American what happens to her Student Visa?