If A US Soldier marries a Iraqi woman, what must he do to bring her to the US? What are the legal consequences
541482
ask your American embassy in Iraq...  you can also get married in the embassy b4 you go back to the states.. good luck to you both
1175244
Why if she love and respects you whats the problem i would stick by my man whatever he wants to do. She should support you.\n\nMaybe she is scared that you will have to go to iraq or something you have to talk about it to her and you both have to be reasonable and she will have to give you good reasons. Good luck and fair play wanting to join up
145280
Just go. Let him be the one to do the legal thing. My husband's ex-wife did it (new husband in military) and they moved to Hawaii (we live in Louisiana). We have not seen my husband's daughter in almost 3 years because they transferred again and we've no idea where they are.
8382
get married to someone in USA :p
886072
Oh how sweet! But, let me tell you - if you come home safely from Iraq, you can take her anywhere and she will be thrilled - just to have you back.\n\nCome home safely!!
148779
transfer them to Iraq
661179
It's kind of hard asking that question since I'm American and I know the American guidelines.\nThe only thing I can think of is to contact your court system.  Let them know your husband is a bigamist(means being married to more than one person) and that he's living in a different country and what can you do to make things right for yourself along with putting him in his place.
1015068
As a soldier, I am getting sick of not seeing my spouse. We have been seperated for 14 months. We both serve - him in Afghanistan and myself to Iraq. That being said, being in Iraq and seeing it first hand, I know that we cannot pull troops out of Iraq until stability is reached and the Iraqi government can sustain themselves. Unfortunately this will take years.
29844
It is a legal marriage.\nFor immigration purposes, the two parties in the marriage will still be interviewed, to check the validity of the "spousal sponsorship".  Bring to the interview any evidence that shows that the couple seriously intend to be together, e.g. how long they've been together, how they met, how the relationship evolved, how they courted, and how/why they finally decided to marry.  Pictures from past events and evidence of togetherness, any documents, pictures from OTHER PARTIES at the wedding, pictures of other large receptions/celebrations, all those help.\n\nYou want to show that this is a *real* marriage, not just a paper marriage for immigration convenience.
765765
There is an immigration process but it's tedious. You have to be able to prove you didn't marry for the purpose of the green card.\n\nThe easiest way is to get her here on a tourist visa and marry in the states. Then apply for permanent resident alien status, then citizenship.
508455
Do you mean dies in Iraq, becomes an Iraqi?  I hope not.  Or is in US service from a different country, if the US automatically makes him a citizen?  Neither is a definite.  I have heard of it happening, but I believe that the family requested he be a citizen post humusly.  It might look good for the family if they are trying for citizenship, but it wouldn't be a deciding factor.  They'd still have to jump through the bureaucratic hoops to get citizenship.  Even foreign members of our military now have to spend a lot of effort to get sworn in.  I've met people on their second enlistment (more than four years in the military) who haven't been given citizenship yet but were trying.  But then again, I've never asked when they started trying either.
747786
search here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rights_and_responsibilities_of_marriages_in_the_United_States
382477
That's a tough one. I think Jurisdiction will apply. Were they married in the US. If so, the US, and state in which they were married will have jurisdiction over the case. If he moves back to the state and county that they were married in, all of the proceedings will occur there, regardless of where she lives. If he moves somewhere else in the US, that county will have jurisdiction.\nCustody will be difficult to keep in Germany if he has reason to take custody from her. He will have to provide sufficient evidence to support a claim that he should have the child and not her.\nThe difficulty here would be that if she resides in another country, the US cannot enforce any laws on her. They cannot issue wage assignments or other enforcements, rendering them powerless. In that case, they may either relieve themselves of jurisdiction and make him deal with her in germany, since that is where the child is born, or move the child to the us so that they can have more control over the circumstances.\nNothing is easy or permanent when it comes to court battles. Just do the best you can, be honest and reasonable, and mind your p's and q's (no deception or harassment or emotional manipulation on the child)... Good luck to you :-)
329360
You'll have to bring her on a K-1 Fiance Visa, and then marry her, and then apply to have her status adjusted to permanent resident. You'll have to stay married for at least 2 years otherwise she'll be deported.  See the sources below:
60860
get married to US citizen.....like me!
1119598
An american soldier if they are married recieves the following compensation for being deployed to a combat zone away from their family:\n\nCombat Zone Tax Exculsion\nSeparation Pay\nHostile Fire Pay\nImminent Danger Pay/SAVE Pay
555035
A husband is a guy.. a soldier can be a guy or girl