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No. Your divorce had nothing to do with your status and there is no reporting amongst illegal aliens divorcing. However, I ma assuming it is going to be an amicable divorce. If not, you never know what charges the other person my claim against you! It's happened to me with someone who is just an alien resident and now I am going to press charges against her to get her deported! Sad but true! * Maybe. Under USCIS laws an undocumented foreign national does not necessarily mean they unlawfully present within the U.S. Their status depends upon which country they are from and the date they entered the U.S.

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Unless you got married by a back alley wanna be justice of the peace, then yes, you can get a divorce. A marriage would never be granted to undocumented immigrants if laws would be broken.

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Q: Can you get a divorce in Florida since you were married there if you are both undocumented immigrants?
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