i been married to my wife for 13 months we knew each other since i was 16 im 19 now we decided to get married last year and we move in together and then we decided to live with my dad since he lives alone that way i can attend college. my mom brought me here when i was 8 at the time i did not know how to read or write then i went to school and learn english at the time i was living with my mom and her boyfriend did not speak spanish there for over time i forgot spanish i can honestly say i have not spoken spanish for at least 10 years my wife and i are worried because since i enterred illigally i might have to go to mexico yet, unfortunatly i do not speak the language nor do i know how to read i dont want her to keep supporting me but i dont know what to do we do not have much money she works all day and i go to college full time since i have a schoolarship because i was #2 in my high school.our plan is to get me a green card and for me to join the military after im done with college in 2011 yet, we are really scared that i would have to live to mexico specially cuz i dont know how to speak spanish is there any waivers that would allow me to stay here in the usa?
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Merried can i stay in the usa?
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BestGuy1980
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I think you can stay in usa but it wil be difficultly
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elcupacabras
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When you say you 'entered illegally' does this mean that:
1) you were sneaked over the border or
2) that you overstayed a visa.
The answer to this question will reveal your options.
1) you were sneaked over the border or
2) that you overstayed a visa.
The answer to this question will reveal your options.
Jackolantern
Registered Users (C)
and 3) is the wife a US citizenWhen you say you 'entered illegally' does this mean that:
1) you were sneaked over the border or
2) that you overstayed a visa.
The answer to this question will reveal your options.
and 3) is the wife a US citizen
i was sneaked over illigally and yes my wife is a us citizen
Concerned4us
Banned
First, thank your mother for messing up your life and making you illegal. Had you left at 18, you could have entered properly with few problems; at 19 there is little that can be done.
Your USC wife can do nothing for you since you entered illegally. It is unlikely that she qualifies for a hardship waiver to allow you to enter before you serving your period of banishment. Even if you finish college, you are unemployable due to your lack of legal status. Immigration reform might help you in the future but don't count on it any time soon; there are many promises of legislation but with the unemployment and recent serious criminal acts by illegal aliens, law abiding citizens are angry and involved (a simple fact of life now).
See a social service agency which assists people in your situation for assistance in developing a realistic plan for your future. Just remember that doing nothing and getting deported will complicate your life even further. In some areas, like where I live, the police will jail and hold for deportation proceedings illegal aliens who are stopped for traffic offenses like failure to have insurance after an accident, etc. See the legal aid group soon to assess your risks.
Your USC wife can do nothing for you since you entered illegally. It is unlikely that she qualifies for a hardship waiver to allow you to enter before you serving your period of banishment. Even if you finish college, you are unemployable due to your lack of legal status. Immigration reform might help you in the future but don't count on it any time soon; there are many promises of legislation but with the unemployment and recent serious criminal acts by illegal aliens, law abiding citizens are angry and involved (a simple fact of life now).
See a social service agency which assists people in your situation for assistance in developing a realistic plan for your future. Just remember that doing nothing and getting deported will complicate your life even further. In some areas, like where I live, the police will jail and hold for deportation proceedings illegal aliens who are stopped for traffic offenses like failure to have insurance after an accident, etc. See the legal aid group soon to assess your risks.
well thank you for the advice i will consult an atturney this weekend is there anyplace in mexico where they speak english? i know the answer is probably no but maybe a small town around the border thank youFirst, thank your mother for messing up your life and making you illegal. Had you left at 18, you could have entered properly with few problems; at 19 there is little that can be done.
Your USC wife can do nothing for you since you entered illegally. It is unlikely that she qualifies for a hardship waiver to allow you to enter before you serving your period of banishment. Even if you finish college, you are unemployable due to your lack of legal status. Immigration reform might help you in the future but don't count on it any time soon; there are many promises of legislation but with the unemployment and recent serious criminal acts by illegal aliens, law abiding citizens are angry and involved (a simple fact of life now).
See a social service agency which assists people in your situation for assistance in developing a realistic plan for your future. Just remember that doing nothing and getting deported will complicate your life even further. In some areas, like where I live, the police will jail and hold for deportation proceedings illegal aliens who are stopped for traffic offenses like failure to have insurance after an accident, etc. See the legal aid group soon to assess your risks.
i been married to my wife for 13 months we knew each other since i was 16 im 19 now we decided to get married last year and we move in together and then we decided to live with my dad since he lives alone that way i can attend college. my mom brought me here when i was 8 at the time i did not know how to read or write then i went to school and learn english at the time i was living with my mom and her boyfriend did not speak spanish there for over time i forgot spanish i can honestly say i have not spoken spanish for at least 10 years my wife and i are worried because since i enterred illigally i might have to go to mexico yet, unfortunatly i do not speak the language nor do i know how to read i dont want her to keep supporting me but i dont know what to do we do not have much money she works all day and i go to college full time since i have a schoolarship because i was #2 in my high school.our plan is to get me a green card and for me to join the military after im done with college in 2011 yet, we are really scared that i would have to live to mexico specially cuz i dont know how to speak spanish is there any waivers that would allow me to stay here in the usa?
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