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∙ 2006-03-28 20:15:10After 2 years of marriage she/him can file their legal papers and if everithing look clean enough acording to Immigration they become legal and they will be allow to do their US Ziticenship. If the marrige was a froud they both can be and a big proble. Don't take a change.
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∙ 2006-03-28 20:15:10Yes.
Even without knowing the spouseÕs status, the marriage is binding. Proceeding with a divorce is the only way to legally separate for that person.
If you followed the proper legal process to get married, then the marriage is legal. It doesn't matter if he's here illegally or not.
Yes, a marriage performed in South America will be honored in the U.S., with the exception of gay marriage- which is not recognized in the U.S. If you mean a marriage in the U.S. between a citizen and an illegal, this marriage will also be recognized, but again, not for gay marriage. Be aware than simply marrying a citizen doesnt grant you legal residency
An illegal resident can not legally get married in the US. In order to obtain an Marriage License, you must be able to prove that you are either a US citizen or here legally.
You need to get a visa, and go through the process of becoming a legal U.S. citizen. The marriage is not legally binding if one partner is an illegal alien. Go to the U.S. government site and see what it takes to become a citizen when marrying a U.S. citizen.
The Marriage becomes legally binding once consumation has been conducted. Consumation is the giving of each others bodies freely in the act of intercourse.
no
If the marriage between the Jamaicans was done according to Jamaican law then yes the marriage is legally binding in the United States as well.
Your best option would be to leave the country, apply for a marriage visa, re-enter legally on the marriage visa and then get married.
Providing it was done legally and was not a 'sham' marriage, yes, they can.
I would not think so due to the situation of one being an "illegal" immigrant. Who signed the marriage license if there were no witnesses, and was the person who performed the ceremony legally licensed to do so.