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Future fiance was deported. Now we want to be together and get married one day, but we don´t want to live in either my or his country. I have lived in another country almost half my life and I believe I may qualify for citizenship. The question is would his deportation or other minor history affect him in obtaining a visa to another country? I don´t see any examples of this type of question anywhere online and immigration lawyers I´ve spoken with say they have no idea, but probably it will be ok. Any other ideas here?
[07-02-2013,07:55]
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lexy |
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Which country? Every country has different regulations when it comes down to immigration.
[07-02-2013,12:06]
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DocD |
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Here is another option: replace the deported fiancee with a new one... While at it, i say just go black.... and enjoy mandingo love
[08-02-2013,04:27]
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Any more geniuses out there? I never said if my man is or is not black.
[08-02-2013,07:28]
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lexy |
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Hard to comment without more information (which countries are involved)?
[08-02-2013,11:22]
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