Love and its ConflictsBy, Edward JuarezImmigrant's Voice (TV program) Column: February 13, 2007 Give your opinion on our Immigration Forum Edward's Blog
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Thousand of fiancés or spouses of citizens remain separated, for not observing the most basic details when love is in conflict with immigration law, when applying for residency, or visa “K”.
In order to even avoid unnecessary delays and the rejection of your case, seriously consider the application of my 5 points:
1) The Intention: to enter the country must be to reunite with your loved one or get married within 90 days.
2) Good faith: Demonstrate that they have met in person, the relation that has existed for the last two years and that they are prepared to marry.
3) Admissibility: Prove that he or she will not be public charge to government; that he or she enjoys good health; that he or she does not have criminal records and that he or she reunites all the conditions for admissibility to the country.
4) Preparation: prepare an album that contains a compendium that relates the history of your relationship, from how and where you met, up to the last events that motivated you to form a family. Include photos of those memorable private moments; with friends and relatives, and place an inscription to each photo to identify who is who. Enclose copies of emails, letters, card of invitation to the wedding, the preliminary list of guests, and everything what demonstrates that your intentions are legitimate.
5) Power of discretion: Remember that the immigration official or agent has the power of discretion and will consider everything what has been enclosed very carefully. Inclusively, in most of the cases, he will require an interview to confirm your intentions, good faith and admissibility, before granting the residence or the “K” visa, before you can celebrate your love in the USA.
posted by U.S.A Immigration laws @ 4:49 PM
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10 Comments:
what about if im married with him for ten years and they are telling me that he has to leave the country and also what about my daughter who will help me support her?why havent the congressmen pass a law to allow illegals with more than 5 years to stay?
As long as the immigrant is married with a US citizen and is admissible under the law, there should be no problem to remain in the country legally and obtain permission to work.
Unless the immigrant is inadmissible, due to a criminal conviction or an illegal entry after deportation. I will recommend for the immigrant or the petitioner to join the Foundation, meet with one of our professionals to study the case and receive the appropriate advise.
www.immigrantsfoundation.com
I have a similar story. A woman is married to a U.S. citizen for over five years.They have three children who are also US citizens but the woman had a child in a previous relationship before she illegally came into the U.S. If her husband, a U.S. citizen who has been in a relationship with her for 15 years and legally married for over five years, wants to legalize her status here in the U.S, would he be able to accomplish this goal? Will she get deported? How will this benefit the fourth child who came into this country illegally with his mom when he was a baby? Can he get legal status too? and How long can the completion a this process take before they become approved for a permanant residency?
i want to know, what if i want to marry the person who is an immigrant and he has entered illegaly? does he have to leave in order for me to fix his papers? is it easier to get married first and then fix papers?
Im a citzen of the us, my fiancee isnt.we want to get married and live here in the usa.what is the best plan of action for her to be a citzen and able to work here in the us?
i am a citizen and married to an illegal immigrant. i got married at 16 years old. my husband has been living here for the past five years without paying taxes due to a lawyer we saw who said that getting an ITIN number would be the wrong path to take for him to obtain his residency because he was married to a citizen. what are the steps that i should take for him to obtain his residency?
My fiancee is a us citizen and I am not. Very useful information! We will consider your advice!
i would like to know if there is a law that can help us citizen get the papers for her husband after he was told he can be in the usa for ten years
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