we have a son out of wedlock and were trying to go in the us, he said he did somethin and they wont give me a visa, what should i do>i didnt do anythin wrong or dont have criminal background, can u give me an idea?
203719
What a jerk he is. I doubt you will be kept from entering Legally if he did something wrong. Also...dont be Jaded (no pun intended) by him...there are many many wonderful american men left to have.
386214
Sorry, there aren't too many options.\nAbout the only thing I can think of is to set him up with one of your friends & then he can marry her instead.\nOther than than... he can apply for re-entry after he's deprted. He'll probably have to wait at least 10 years though since he's being deported.
621079
I have the same question for anything that involves a 'pass'.  How do you enforce their leaving?  Right now up to half of the people here came legally and overstayed visas.  Why would these passes miraculously be enforced?
466588
Which of these activities of your husband do you consider felonies?  \n\nIf he commited visa fraud, that is a serious matter which the US consular section would like to know about, as long as you can actually prove your accusation.  However, if this is the case in which the husband stated on his visa application that he was single when he was actually married, that is not material to his visa application and is not fraud.  That is to say, he would have received the visa whether he was married or single, so while his information was not accurate, it is not fraud.\n\nIf he withdrew money from your personal bank account, that could be theft; however, if it was a joint account in both your names, that is not a crime at all.  If you gave him your personal account number, debit card and PIN or password, then you gave him implied permission to use the account.\n\nNor is it a criminal act to file for divorce.
228256
The answer is of course to get maried!!!And dont listen to whoever tells u that  he has to go back to his country and wait there!!!Get a good immigration lawyer and u can start the process right a way.Very soon after you file the paper work,he is going to get a work permit and a few months after that you will be called to and intervue where the INS will determine if your mariage is real,but sinse you have a child that shouldnt be hard to prove.Then he is going to get a green card.The whole ordeal does not take more then 8-9 months now days,in some places longer,in some even shorter time!Good luck!
135803
the best and quickest thing to do is to get married in the states and start the process while you both stay together here. how long it'll take it really depends and varies greatly. if your wife gets pregnant after you get married that will show INS that you live like a real family and it's not a fake but it won't speed things up. yet i don't think that having a baby to use it for immigration purposes is fair and mature. i know for a fact that INS does very thorough background check including criminal records but i don't know if they would actually deny your green card just because of that. of course it depends on what record you have too
543785
First of all he is going to have a hard time mainly because he is of a Muslim background. They will give him the run around unless he has a good reason for coming to America. You can look at the website as much as you want. They will not tell you the whole process that they will try to put him through. I have been working in Germany at the airport and had to deal with people who wanted to come to America for 5 years and I also know what they do at the American Embassy. You need to get someone who will sponsor him or that are willing to watch over him and have a place that he will stay. May I add; You and that person will under surveillance for a long time. They will also probably make a background check on you. Hope I was able to help you.
338727
look for an immigration lawyer...they'll give you some advice.
271136
Oh no I'm sorry you're having such a hard time.  I think the UK has to be seen to be toughening up on its immigration laws because the system has been so abused over the last few years and really is in a complete mess now.  Sadly it seems to mean genuine cases where the person is not breaking rules and is being cooperative are the ones being targeted because it's easier for officials to be tough on them.  There are so many illegals that come here and then after being refused permission to stay, disappear, that I suppose when they get the chance they make sure sincere cases can't do the same.\ni hope you get the resolution you want and that you and your fiance can live together happily
174634
I can't tell you when you will get a reply from INS, I can tell you that I had a similar experience.  It took over two years (AFTER my interview that I passed) before I was contacted to attend a naturalization ceremony.  I am Moroccan and was told the same thing as you, that it was the FBI check they were waiting for.  I contacted ACLU and my local representatives who made contacts with INS and FBI on my behalf.  I don't really know whether it helped or not but I did finally swear in and get my citizenship.  There is hope, but you may need to push them.  INS is all politics, so get your representatives involved.  On the other hand, if  you know you have a criminal history anywhere in the world or have been suspected of any crime, you may wait for a very long time, much longer than you have already.  \nI say, contact outside organizations that are there to help you, like ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) or a State Rep., even an attorney (make sure you get a well known Immigration attorney if you do this).  But keep your hopes up and keep up the inquiries!
204677
Well it seems you've made a mistake. Tsk. Just divorce him. And Hell no can he reapply for residency. Heck if all of them started thinking like that, then people would just be getting married just to obtain legal status.
258923
Recently, the U.S. has updated its visa policies to increase security for our citizens and visitors. It will likely take you longer to get a visa than it used to, and you will find that a few new security measures have been put into place. For details that may apply specifically to your country, see information posted by your nearest consulate or embassy. \n\nSee the following web site for more information:\n\nhttp://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/obtainingvisa/index.html
613478
call the police and explain ur situation ( illeagal immagration is a big thing now days so ) they will be more than happy to help you find out if his visa is expired, then contact a lawyer incase he' tries anything.
20048
I am not sure but I imagine that it was unlawful for her to leave the USA with your son without your consent.  Follow through with the court filing. Go to the police department and file a report if they won't file a complaint, do not leave the police station until they let you file a report. Get a lawyer or look up online the family laws both for USA national and international and Canada national and international family laws. Do not give up, don't let anyone discourage you, it will take time but you will win your son back fully or to some degree.  You can bet that she is looking over her shoulder every minute.  And every time someone is knocking on her door she is thinking that it is the FBI. Again DO NOT GIVE UP KEEP AT IT, even if all seems useless. And if she could do what she did I quite well imagine that you could do the same except in the opposite direction, from Canada to USA with the child.  What nationality is the child?  Does the child have an American or Canadian passport?  That might make a big difference.\nAlso take classes (parenting,or whatever) or get counseling, tape phone calls and get everything documented and bring it to court or to your lawyers. Every little bit helps.
615928
Well, if he isn't legally divorced, then she isn't legally married to him nor has she ever been.\n\n  \nShe needs to contact an immigration lawyer ASAP.
92451
This is a question that you should absolutely pay an immigration attorney to handle.\n\nFirst, consider that the person is NOW here ILLEGALLY!!\n\nIt would be like he or she only got married for citizenship and that is scrutinized as a typical ruse for entry.\n\nAlso, consider the country the person is from; is it a country considered "friendly" to the USA.  The fact that the person is on a VISA means that they are not from one of the 27 countries that is less restricted for entrance into the USA.\n\nI have a friend from Canada (no visa necessary)who was back and forth for 7 years "courting" the American she just married (there was a provable track record of a long term love relationship and still they had to show proof) AND SHE WAS HERE LEGALLY (having never overstayed the 3 mo. time limit). Also, prior to marriage they consulted an attorney who specializes in this so that they wouldn't make any wrong moves thru ignorance that could prevent her citizenship.\n\nOne requirement is that she cannot travel to see her family for 4 mo. (must remain in the USA) while the paperwork is being processed and it is not known how long this process will take.
94428
get in touch with the .fbi. there as well local police this person had to have a visa to get in as well as out contuct the airports with the police give them this persons name as well a picture of the child they will act very quickley on this matter ?