L1 Visa. Relationship?
Answer:
You are not in any violation of you L-1 visa. You can marry her and she can summit an I-130, petition for an alien relative, and you would become a legal permanent resident. Since you entered the U.S. legally you do not have to leave the U.S.
For more info check this link: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m...
Who would he report you to? All you have to fear is the ex-husband!
No, the visa entitles you to be in the US and work here. Your living arrangements are no-one elses business.
If you decide to get married, you will probably have to leave the US and start with a fiance visa before you can get permanent residency.
The L visa allows for "dual intent" i.e. to be in the US in an non-immigrant status and have the intent to remain here permanently.
You are NOT violating your L status if you a) move in with a US citizen, b) marry a US citizen, c) have children with a US citizen, and d) all of the above.
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