My fiancee was deported in Dec.2006 If I marry him, can he re-enter the US legally? I am a US Citizen.?
Answer:
He will have to file a pardon I-212, then you will have to file an I-130 to petition for him. It will be very difficult. It all depends on the severity of the crime and his tides into the U.S. Check out this link to obtain the forms and the instructions to file them.
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m...
Sometimes you can get a waiver after 5 years, but I wouldn't bet on it. You should ask an immigration attorney.
Let him stay there. We don't want any more criminals. We already have 12+ million who broke the law illegally entering the U.S.
Under current law, anyone who was deported can never get a green card.
Long live the current laws. Sorry you married a criminal. He should have stayed arrest free until after the marriage and after obtaining a green card. Which would hae taken around two or three years. Now...even if he can re-enter and gain a green card it will take well over 10 yrs.
I would not think he would be able to come back in.If he was he would have to get in line and the line is very long.
Not on a criminal charge, he cant...
Once deported on a charge like that, nothing can save him, not even you being a US Citizen.
Your only hope is to go live with him in his country.
He will probably have to wait sorry, My friends Brother in law (as in married to a us citizen) got deported.. and not for breaking any laws other than not having a valid visa. And he cant come back. She had to move to be with him. And they had been married for over 4 years at this point. Sorry hunny
"he was convicted of an offense involving moral turpitude"
And you still want to marry him? Examples of moral turpitude include rape, forgery, robbery, and solicitation by prostitutes.
To answer your question, no. It's not that easy anymore. Why don't you move with him? Since it's obvious you condone moral turpitude we'd all be better off if you both were in his home country.
Doesn't matter if you are a US citizen or not. Apparently he is a criminal and does not deserve to be in this country. Best for you to just join him where his country is.
it will take some time and will cost u a lot of money (for lawyers) ,I think that supreme court might be involved in the decision , it will take few years, not 10y though .good luck
You would still have to go through some hard steps in order for him to come to the US legally. If you were married you could get a waiver for the deportation, if you can prove it would be an extreme hardship to a US Citizen spouse (you) if he were not allowed to enter the US.
However, the crime of moral turpitude would have to be researched. It depends it if was an aggravated felony or not. How many crimes were commited, etc. You could then see if he would be eligible for a waiver or if he would have to apply for a pardon.
The crime of moral turpitude would make him inadmissible even after the 10 yrs for the deportation.
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