Will he get deported?
Answer:
what a little **** you are.
I hope they kick both of you out.
the us doesn't deport people anymore. should he be deported, yes. He sidestepped the law to be here. If he already has a green card, it can't be retracted. If he's still waiting for it, he could be.
so marry him, get a quickie divorce and go right to the wedding chapel ???
One can only hope.
I can't answer that in a legal sense. However, personally, he should be deported immediately.
yes
ur wrong there Cato, they do indeed, i know an irish fella who got deported
How can you have sex without marriage & not know
you are being fooled? Why would you still want this
man? Look what is happening to our nation!!!
I am sure you wanna hug & a pat on the back too,but
I am sorry,I cannot give you that,you are not getting
the facts or even connecting the dots girl!!! You got
used! try to respect yourself a little bit at least,and try
to learn from this!!!
what is her phone number ? I want to help
Yes - he can be deported and if all they are getting married for is for him to stay here - he should leave her - they'll both end up in jail when they are caught and they will get caught.
If he gets caught, probably.
So what is going to happen when you need money? Is he going to pay you? or will his wife want the baby?
if the marriage goes south and the wife retract the paperwork kiss him good-bye. he should be deported?
Hi there,
If the illegal/legal/would-be non-immigrant hasn't received his green card as of today, and his wife finds out that her hubby has been sleeping with another woman and impregnated her and finally decids to divorce the illegal/legal/would-be non-immigrant, then the petition she filed to USCIS for her alien husband will be cancelled, although that doesn't simply mean that he's going to get deported.
Nowadays I believe that there are several ways an illegal alien can avoid getting deported and remember that if by any means the alien has ever provided the USCIS with accurate information regarding his true street, state and apartment address as well as phone/cell numbers, then it's easy for the immigration agents to track him down. If, unfortunately, the US citizen cancels the petition, the alien (your husband) should leave the state he is residing in right now and move to somewhere else.
I don't know anything about your status and hence would like to refrain from commenting on you. However, it's advised that you contact a certified and competent lawyer as soon as possible and also ask your boyfriend/alien not to reveal anything to the US citizen in question.
Also remember that even after the alien gets the green card, he would have to stay married to the US citizen for at least some more three years and after that he can finally get off the hook for real.
And please don't pay heed to people who are cursing, bashing and humiliating you. Listening and caring about what they have to say won't do this case of yours any good. Always try to stay 100 percent positive and think and educate yourself properly before you want to make a decision.
I wish you three all the best.
Yes he can be deported. And once he gets his green card it will only be given to him for a period of two years, after that he has to go back to INS and if he is no longer married his green card may get revoked. He would have to initiate the process again and it might result in a very difficult situation. You might want to consider if you want to go through all of that? Good luck! and congrats about your baby :)
no, he won't get deported because they think he'll just come back. There are more severe consequences like jail time for example
Hi, It will not make any sense to take the risk of telling his wife about it. Yes he could possible loose his green-card-to-be and he could also get be put in jail and then deported. Right now who knows what INS would do the laws are always changing. So tell him not to take the risk and keep it a secret until he gets his citizenship(5 years after receiving his green card).
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