If you are married in Mexico, come here illegally and marry again for citizenship, is that legal?
Answer:
No. Your marriage is recognized only in Mexico.
My sister-in-law tried this in Vegas. She married an American citizen (military) and the marriage was invalid. She tried to go to a justice of the peace and they wouldn't do it until her status as a resident (legal) was verified.
If a woman is married in Mexico, she's married in the U.S. If she then married again in the U.S., it would be null and void, since it would constitute bigamy; since it is null and void, it wouldn't work to get resident status (marriage to a U.S. citizen does NOT confer citizenship - only residency status).
If a child is born in the U.S., it is automatically a citizen, whether the mother was married to one man, ten men, or nobody at all.
No one can marry for citizenship, other words getting married doesn't make any difference about citizenship. it is how you qualify and by quota
You would be a bigamist in both countries..but since people have so many loose morals then I guess this goes on all the time.
It even happens in the U.S. just to get welfare dollars and free medicine..etc etc..go figure
"marry again for citizenship"
Wow Thats very illegal. Scond marriage, and Fraud. You can get in serious troubles!
illegal i hope!
The second marriage would be bigamy and illegal.
1st off - MORMONS DON'T PRACTICE POLYGAMY, DUNCE! I resent your statement!!!! (You didn't even spell it right.)
If you marry to get citizenship that fraud.
plain ridiculous on any level. if its not illegal, it should be for anybody. bigamy is against the law.
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