: If you are a victim of domestic violence or psychological abuse (extortion might qualify too), you likely do not need to remain married to your spouse or pay him/her to get your green card. You do have options, so talk to an Immigration attorney. There are likely to be low-cost immigration legal services available somewhere in your area. Ask around and search online. : In the meantime, you can look up the instructions to these forms at www.uscis.gov ("immigration forms" tab) to get an idea of what might fit your situation: I-360 (to file for status as a VAWA petitioner) or I-751 (using a battered spouse waiver). USCIS allows fee waivers for some forms.
Not unless they themselves are registered in court as an American citizen.
They are separated but remain married.
Probably not. As a nun they couldn't have a sexual relationship with a husband because when they take vows they are to remain celibate. Anyone I have known who was a nun or priest and wanted to get married had to leave .
yes you are still married even if it is to an illegal
its possible,depends on the ff 1.if you are married to the eu citizen?! then you can 2. if youre not married you'll be deported,your child at the age of 18 has the right to choose which country he/she wants to settle in
you can get married but you cannot apply to remain here. you need to leave the uk and apply for entry clearance from turkey to come as the spouse of uk national.
It would be better to get married in the U.S. But keep in mind it is only a suggestion.
If the mother and child (the stepchild) are domiciled outside the UK then no.
It says the woman lives in a patriarchal culture where women do not enjoy legal rights. It can say the woman is considered to be the property of her father and the males in her family are her superiors. Her husband will be chosen for her, a match to benefit the family, and she will not have any separate legal existence in her husband's family. She will remain a second class citizen for the duration of her life.It says the woman lives in a patriarchal culture where women do not enjoy legal rights. It can say the woman is considered to be the property of her father and the males in her family are her superiors. Her husband will be chosen for her, a match to benefit the family, and she will not have any separate legal existence in her husband's family. She will remain a second class citizen for the duration of her life.It says the woman lives in a patriarchal culture where women do not enjoy legal rights. It can say the woman is considered to be the property of her father and the males in her family are her superiors. Her husband will be chosen for her, a match to benefit the family, and she will not have any separate legal existence in her husband's family. She will remain a second class citizen for the duration of her life.It says the woman lives in a patriarchal culture where women do not enjoy legal rights. It can say the woman is considered to be the property of her father and the males in her family are her superiors. Her husband will be chosen for her, a match to benefit the family, and she will not have any separate legal existence in her husband's family. She will remain a second class citizen for the duration of her life.
yes as long as the husband or wife knows that they have been best friends forever
Can someone please help with this question as I am facing the same issue mikerowland1@yahoo.com thanks
Yes they can but you must apply for a COA from the home office (£395) and prove that it is a genuine relationship. Also it does not automatically give the asylum seeker the right to remain