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Mat2323

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Hey

Ok im not gay, and neither is my friend in the US (im in the UK), i want a US green card, and he wants a UK green card (if thats what it is, to live here permenantly).

But if we get married, can we both apply for dual citizenship? How long would we have to stay married? And how could this work?

And please, this is a serious post.

Thanks

Matt
 
My opinion

First things first.If you marry specifically for a green card no matter where you are or who you are straight or gay you are committing marriage fraud.Secondly if you would really like to migrate find another way other than marriage because you are making a mockery of a sacred thing.Thirdly if you do want to have a gay marriage in the US only certain states have recognised gay marriages and i higly DOUBT USCIS Is going to approve you.Thats just my opinion.
 
Last i heard only britain "approve" pf gay marriage because they cave in if anyone protests at the slightest thing, CIS no.
 
Mat2323 said:
Hey

Ok im not gay, and neither is my friend in the US (im in the UK), i want a US green card, and he wants a UK green card (if thats what it is, to live here permenantly).

But if we get married, can we both apply for dual citizenship? How long would we have to stay married? And how could this work?

And please, this is a serious post.

Thanks

Matt
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USCIS goes by federal law and not the state law in this matter. The Federal law does not recognize gay marriages as legal and hence gay couples do not qualify for immigration benefits.

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/Appproc.htm#Info
http://www.ilw.com/articles/2004,0316-mehta.shtm
http://www.nolo.com/article.cfm/cat...D-4BB4-4C8F-875BE2FBE420BFE2/118/209/252/QNA/

To answer the rest of your question: You need to be a permanent resident for a couple of years in order to be eligible and apply for citizenship. In your case, any immigrtion benefit is out of question unless the law is changed to recognize same-sex marriages. So im sorry to say, it will not work here in the US.
 
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What the F : :eek: :mad: K this is the height of things we have to go through so much issues b/c of people like these... it's like illegal people marching on this board now. :(
 
Well, sorry to say, people have to act illegally because people are protecting land they dont own.

Thanks guys.
 
Mat2323 said:
Well, sorry to say, people have to act illegally because people are protecting land they dont own.

Thanks guys.
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You dont make any sense whatsoever.
 
Mat2323 said:
Well, sorry to say, people have to act illegally because people are protecting land they dont own.

Thanks guys.
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If matt knew the long suffering that we pass through whilst trying to have our staus adjusted legally He would never post at all.
 
Stay in the UK, the US already has enough trashy people like you in it.

Mat2323 said:
Hey

Ok im not gay, and neither is my friend in the US (im in the UK), i want a US green card, and he wants a UK green card (if thats what it is, to live here permenantly).

But if we get married, can we both apply for dual citizenship? How long would we have to stay married? And how could this work?

And please, this is a serious post.

Thanks

Matt
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Uhmm...so he was going to "pretend" to be gay?

By your post you even don't own or know where is your head.
 
Mat2323 said:
Well, sorry to say, people have to act illegally because people are protecting land they dont own.

Thanks guys.
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No, people are protecting their country ;)
It's true we "don't own" this land but it's our right and responsibility to protect it against people who plan to disobey the laws of the land...before they even set foot on the land :rolleyes:

Like "TooCoolForThis" said: we have our own crooks and criminals...we don't need to import more from other countries :eek:
 
oh that was funny!

ok.. fact: a gay couple has no rights to benefits under USCIS eyes. NO GREEN CARD NO EAD NO NOTHING.
 
I don't agree with Matt2323, but I can understand. At least they want to be legal wherever they are.

Fedup2k6 said: "If matt knew the long suffering that we pass through whilst trying to have our staus adjusted legally He would never post at all."

What exactly does that mean? Who is we? What country are you immigrating from? Just curious.
 
We meaning adjustees I am from Trinidad&Tobago and its your right to not like my post but its my right to have an opinion.
 
YVILLANUA said:
I don't agree with Matt2323, but I can understand. At least they want to be legal wherever they are.

Fedup2k6 said: "If matt knew the long suffering that we pass through whilst trying to have our staus adjusted legally He would never post at all."

What exactly does that mean? Who is we? What country are you immigrating from? Just curious.
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I think the main sticking point here is that Mat2323 asked if he could break the law to gain an immigration benefit that we're all waiting on. The majority of people here have a real tough time trying to do it the legal way. So its the wrong place to ask if you can break the law and gain the same benefit we seek.
 
Just leave........

Mat2323 said:
Hey

Ok im not gay, and neither is my friend in the US (im in the UK), i want a US green card, and he wants a UK green card (if thats what it is, to live here permenantly).

But if we get married, can we both apply for dual citizenship? How long would we have to stay married? And how could this work?

And please, this is a serious post.

Thanks

Matt
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Its people like you who make the lives of other people difficult. You need to leave this forum immediately, this forum is for helping honest and law abiding people to help them with their problems and not to assist in 'fraud'.

I want to make a request to the administrators of this forum to ban people like this who are seeking advice on how to commit fraud, it will also bring bad name to this forum.
 
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