he was in the living in california for 22 years he is married to a us citizen and has 4 children that are citizens they would like to have their father buried here instead of Mexico since they have never been there. can you please let me know what steps i need to take or is it even possibble.
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I don't see why he shouldn't be buried here.
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So get him away from your daughter. Even if he doesn't have a green card, INS won't do much about one person, they're more interested in a sweep or a raid that will net them more deportees and good publicity. Good luck.
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He does not have to go back. You can get married and it will be legal only he will not. I advise you to get married and then see an immigration lawyer. I just got married to an illegal and thats what we're going to do. I've heard if he goes back without any paperwork started they can impose the 10-year ban where he cannot come back. But I don't think that stops a lot of people. www.visapro.com has a lot of good info on this subject. I've learned some so you can e-mail me at angelsamorcito@yahoo.com if you have any questions. Oh and don't listen to the people here or family that matter who say that they are only marrying you to become legal. Its normally not the truth. My family told me the same thing but my husband also said it was neither here nor there for him. So Congratulations and Good Luck!
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I heard this was a rumor from his trip to Mexico. Apparently, however, the suit is still in court and is pending a verdict. The real truths will come out on the stand. Link below is to a TheSmokingGun article describing the suit with filed documents.
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Yes. The process is exactly the same once he is already in the country. Just get a license from your county clerk's office and have the ceremony.
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Was he buried in a veterans cemetary? If so the cost  should have been free. and they should have put it in. I would suggest that you talk to the funeral home they should have taken care of this at the time of the funeral..
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Were his parents here illegally? Did THEY ever get legal? If they were legal and the only reason he wasn't was because he was a child, he can file for citizenship. If they were illegal he will need to see an immigration attorney. He might be able to get a student visa until his citizenship goes through. He will need to file for citizenship though.\n\nI know a young man whose parents brought him here when he was 4 years old. His parents came legally and brought him. When he got older he had to file for his citizenship himself. He got his citizenship about 2 months ago, he's 22 now. He did it the legal way, the tedious, long time consuming way. But he did it the RIGHT way. Not illegally. He resents those coming here illegally and expecting amnesty. Tell your friend to talk to an attorney for professional legal advice.
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Depending on where you live, I am sure there would be a lot of problems. I  live in an area where many people still do bury in their yards (family cemeteries, etc) and have for hundreds of years. I would contact a lawyer if I were you to find out the exact rules.
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Are you in the US?  If so, someone needs to go to the county courthouse in the county where father lived and file for probate.  The probate or clerk's office should have the forms you need.  Once you file for probate, you will need to distribute father's assets and pay his debts in accordance with the intestate laws of the state where father lived.\n\nTo find out the procedure, google the following:\nintestate probate statename\n\nUsually, if there is a surviving spouse, that person is entitled to 1/3-1/2 of the total estate and the rest is distributed to any children of the deceased.  Before any funds can be distributed, however, the debts of the deceased would need to be paid.
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HE WILL GET THE GREEN CARD BECAUSE HE MARRIED A LEGAL AND HAD TWO CHILDREN WHO ARE LAGAL TOO. HAS TO FILL OUT A PERMINENT RESIDENCE FORM............\nHE SHOULD DO IT SOON........
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The housing varies according to need and availability. Right now there are lots of new housing in 29 so wait list are small.  NOw keep in mind they do have BEQ and temporary housing available they basically chareg the equivilent of what he will receive in BAH which is the extra pay he will receive when he marries you.  As far as marriage, there are several options. You can goto the court house in JOshua Tree just about 15min from base and obtain a license then get married on their specific days or you can goto the corner of two mile road and across from cirle k there is a little wedding chapel. Truthfully Vegas and Laughlin are only a few hours away from 29 and the process is alot simpler, you just goto the chapel and they usually take care of everything. They even have drive thrus and my ex and I got married there several years ago for less than a hundred.  The other thing that needs to be done BEFORE you can get into housing is you must obtain an ID card and be entered in deers. So make sure that the temp marraiage certificate that you get you make several copies of. Because you will need to turn that, valid id and social security card and any birth certificates of any existing children into his admin to be able to obtain the paperwork to get your id AND FOR HIM TO START RECEIVING THE EXTRA PAY FOR BEING MARRIED.  He can also ask his admin about a travel claim.  There is one other way that California does allow as legal and that is called a proxy wedding. However the cost is close to 1000.00 and doesnt sound like you need that one. Good luck I lived in 29 for many years as a marine wife. And now we are stationed in NC
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HE should be buried propally. It is inhumane and I don't think he would want his body to be em blamed.
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If his dad is American then he deserves the citizenship...even if his dad is dead! But before that you can get the residency which will allow you to get a drivers license.\nGood luck!
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You will need an attorney and he will have to obtain a warrant to exhume a body.If you suspect this is racial notify the office of civil rights.I just looked at the web site and i am horrified that any man could be beaten by the cops like that.I emailed the lawyer to see how i could help.I feel so sorry for your family.I lost a daughter in dec.2005 unexpectedly and I know how they feel.I am going to email the district attorney in Harrison county.So sorry
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Get married, then he can apply for residency.  When you go through the process there is several things you will need to get in order.  \n\nSince you are sponsoring him, you need to show proof of employment for three years.  They will ask you for the last three income tax returns.  This is to show you are able to support him.  I am not sure, because I don't remember since it has been a couple years, but I believe there is an income limit.  You have to make something like 15k or more a year.  \n\nAlso, once you legally get married and he receives his green card, he cannot leave the US.  If he does during that period he will not be allow to return back to the US, they don't tell you this!.  Sure make sure he doesn't travel back to Mexico during this time.  \n\nIf he must leave the country because of an emergency he will have to obtain special permission from INS.  The whole process will cost you about $2,500 and this is without using an attorney but doing it yourself.   \n\nI hope this helps. Good luck\n\nThis is for all the people who are judgmental due to this poor girls predicament,  show some humanity, as if you NEVER made a mistake, give me a break.....
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Jeez.  Maybe your cousin should decide to become a responsible human being  so that the taxpayers don't have to support his children. Any state can extradite anyone to any other state. That they must be touching each other is ridiculous.  Who cares?  I just hope the cops get him.
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NO. It would be illegal.  There would be issues with payment of royalties.  There would also be issues with him not having a SSN for tax purposes.\n\nBTW, Tell your "mexican friend" that I said GO HOME!\n\nWhen he gets there he can come back legally and become famous (if he is any good).