WOW. That's pretty cruel. Its kind of sad that Americans don't know too much about how trully painful and life changing deporting some1 is. No matter how bad the person is or was to you in your own opinion, believe me, it will come back to 3 times as hard in a different form that u wouldn't even be able to tell that u'r suffering becuz of what u did. It is not easy. simply get a divorce it is her loss if anything but no need to deport. i would never advise that no matter what, unless she murdered some1. Have a heart my dear. U don't know what deportation really is. Its kind of like being imprisoned for life for a crime that u never committed. eitherways.. have a good day and best of luck.
Marrying a U.S. citizen does not guarantee citizenship to a foreign national. It does change the status and priority of the citizenship application and process.
Fraudulent marriages are governed by Federal Laws 8 U.S.C. 1325(c) and 18 U.S.C. 1546. If such a marriage has been knowingly entered into both parties will be held equally accountable for the criminal violation, which is a federal felony and carries the possibility of a 5-year prison term and $250,000 fine if found guilty. If convicted of the crime, after the non-citizen spouse has served their sentence they will be permanently deported and the citizen spouse will have a record of a federal felony.
The best option is to contact a USCIS field office for guidance on the issue. Please be advised anonymous allegations will not be investigated. The person filing the complaint may be required to testify if it becomes a case for federal prosecution. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, 1-800-375-5283, or United States Department of Justice.
You would be foolish to do so, unless the illegal immigrant has committed any crime against this country besides coming here!
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It is illegal.
is it illegal for someone to obtain an email that was not addresses to them?
You can't.
Her and Dalton were never married.
You cannot obtain a marriage license unless he is legal. It would be best to focus on him obtaining citizenship so you can get married.
yes, eventually with all the proper procedures in place.
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Yes, the person can apply for citizenship at age 18.ANS.If the parents that bought him here are illegal and he was not born here then he is also illegal and can not obtain citizenship without leaving the U.S.
The immediate effect is that the married couple now have no place in the world where they can legally live together. The solution is for one spouse to obtain legal immigration status in the other spouse's home country. Foreign spouses of citizens are usually given preferential treatment for immigration. That is to say, it is usually easier for someone married to a citizen to obtain citizenship, than for someone who is not married to a citizen.
Citizenship status is not a consideration in establishing an obligation in the US.
It is not legal to marry someone that is already married. Until you have the final divorce decree, you would be breaking the law to obtain a marriage license. Marrying someone who is already married is called bigamy.
If you are born in the US you obtain US citizenship by birth. Another way to obtain citizenship is through the naturalization process by applying for US citizenship using Form N-400 if you are eligible.