What to do if I am an American engaged to a Mexican who was voluntary deported 6 months ago?
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What to do if I am an American engaged to a Mexican who was voluntary deported 6 months ago?
He is in Mexico and I am in the US. We want to marry but I was wondering what is best – to marry in the US with a fiancee visa or just marry in Mexico? I would like to know the fastest process for a green card for him. He has a clean record; no problems in the US the 12 years that he was here. What can I do?
Asked on February 24, 2013 under Immigration Law, California
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SB, Member, California / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
What are the conditions of the voluntary departure? How long must he stay in Mexico before he can apply for a visa? Until he has satisfied the conditions of the voluntary departure order, he will not be able to come to the US even if he is married to a US citizen.
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