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Assuming youre a UK citizen, you are no longer eligible for the Visa Waiver Program and would require a visa to visit the US. Moreover, the deportation record would make it difficult for you to get said visa, or even get residency in the US based on a marriage to a US citizen. If youre happy with never visiting the US, you should be fine.
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If a UK citizen has been deported for a conviction for theft in the US what happens to him when he arrives in the UK he has not been in the UK for over 46 years In US legally but UK passport stolen.?
If your passport has been stolen, you won't be able to travel.
Can you Go To Canada If Deported From UK?
That depends on why you were deported from the UK.
What happens if you fail the us citizenship test?
Ju get deported
Can you enter the UK if you have been deported before but now have a us passport?
Really, yes you Can
What happens if a man with French citizenship divorces his US wife?
You will be deported back to Europe
What if the person is illegally in the UK?
They can be arrested and deported.
What happens after an illegal immigrant is deported from the US?
Basically One is sent home and there may or may not be banned for a time to enter the coutnry of which they were deported.
Can you get a spouse Irish visa if you were deported from the UK?
Yes its still possible
If you fight in US will they retract your green card?
If you are in the US with a green card and you get into trouble by fighting or anything else, they can retract your green card. If that happens, you will be deported back to your original country.
What happens when someone is deported to Albania from Canada?
Absolutely nothing.
If my husband is deported can i go with him i am a us if my husband is deported can i go with him?
you can go but get ready for a life change
What happens if you are in the us and you lose your visa?
That is illegal and if you are caught you could be deported. Also, if you entered US illegally, you can not obtain US Green Card according to the current immigration law, even if you married a US Citizen.
