will i get in trouble for marrying an illegal immaigrant?
551831
You won't get into trouble but he is probably marrying you so that he can become a citizen. How well do you know him? He could even be married back in his own country. That happened to a friend of mine.
625932
Forever. I think you probably promised something like "til death do us part", right? Marrying just for citizenship is illegal, if I'm not mistaken. As is falsifying a marriage license (it's a government document)
118538
Although the fastest process is via a marriage i.e. if you get married to an american citizen. But be careful or fake marriages as you sure will be deported (if they find out) and the other person will do jail time. \n\nThe second better option is via your employer. But when is happens the employer usually tries to squeez the best out of you as they know that you are not going to be going anywhere during the processing period.
864735
The short answer is no - the immigration process is a VERY complicated one.  If you come into the states under false pretenses or with the underground intention of become a citizen, then you are committing fraud.  If you have the intention of bringing your fiance to the U.S. and then getting married and applying for the K-3 Visa, as far as I know that is coming under false pretenses and if even the government knows your intentions, you need to file the appropriate papers.  My suggestion to you is apply for the K-1 or fiance visa - it is valid for 3 months, plus your fiance will be in the states legally and you won't be in trouble with the government.  In those 3 months though, you must get married and then after you get married, your fiance can change their status to permanent resident and can apply for that plus permission to work etc.  However, remember that your fiance needs permission from the gov't to leave the States (i.e. visit family) and  once her K-1 visa is stamped, she or he cannot leave.
548632
Ouch, sorry to hear that because you are going to get served with some pretty bad consequences.  Are you an illegal immigrant or an American citizen/legal immigrant that brought them over?  If you are the former you will probably just be deported.  If you are the latter you are probably going to jail.
659450
Assuming that you are not just marrying to stay in the country; that is illegal. (When you go to CIS for the interview for your residency card you'll be found out and probably deported.)\n\nYou can renew your student visa in order to finish your studies.\n\nIf you are marrying with the intent of setting up a household with a US citizen or legal resident, there are no restrictions.  You should sail through the CIS interview.  \n\nIf you apply shortly after your marriage, you will get a temporary residency card and you will have to reapply after you have been married for two years.  If you are still married to the same person and are still living together then you should get your permanent residency at that time.\n\nDon't try to scam the system.  The CIS interiewers are experts.  They will delve deeply into your relationship with your spouse (who will be interviewed both with you and separately) and ask lots of very personal, intimate questions.  Married couples who answer honestly never have a problem but anyone trying to scam the system will be exposed.  \n\nA native US citizen involved in a fraudulent marriage faces several years in prison and huge fines.  A naturalized citizen may be stripped of their citizenship and deported to their native land.  A legal resident risks loss of residency and deportation.  The alien risks deportation and being barred from ever returning to the US.
420733
i am illegal too. but i am looking for a lady to share my life with. i do not need any permit. lady, if you realy loves him, do not think about what others are telling you. relationship is not a football match where people come to  watch . keep your love affairs to you self. i mean let it stay in doors. we are all illegals on this planet, that is why we die.
1172938
I am not blaming you but, if he was an illegal that should have been a red flag. I do however know that sometimes love can cloud judgment. His taunts and admission as to his motive for marrying you are admissible in court and easily enough reason to warrant a divorce. Just try to remember, you are losing a cheater a liar and a person who is emotionally and verbally abusive. His loss is far greater than your ever will be.
3004
No there is no problem applying for citizenship regardless of who you marry.  However the rules for citizenship apply. Such as 5 year wait (3 for those who married citizens), 2 1/2 years physical presence in the US since your GC. Legal presence for all 5 (3) years. No felonies etc.
951722
If she married an American in America, she doesn't need a green card, she is automatically a citizen, unless her marriage is BOGUS, and illegal, which it probably is since she had no ID. There is something wrong with this question, I think it's BOGUS, too.
1107286
Nope sorry she isn't a legal citizen just cause she married one.\n\nShe still has to apply for citizenship and go through all the same paperwork and red tape that everyone else does, but in addition to that she and her new husband get surprise visits from the Immigration and Naturalization Service to help prove that it is a real marriage and not a sham just to get her a green card.
155432
she will have to divorce. Their marriage is legal as long as they married "de civil" by the law. Alot of couples from mexico may say "mi esposo/esposa" (my husband or wife) and that they are married, when they are only living together. Make sure that they are actually married. If they are by the law in Mexico, they will need to divorse, otherwise they cannot think about getting their papers here.
779343
One- They may think she's using you to get legal status. This is the most likely scenario. Just because someone doesn't like illegal aliens doesn't mean they're racist they just don't like people breaking the rules and cutting inline ahead of those who work their butts off to become legal. I don't like the actions of illegals but my former wife is of Latino descent and we have 2 great kids. Her parents were born here but her grandparents immigrated.\n\nTwo-less likely is they just don't like HER as an individual could be religious differences, they may not like the way she treats you, she could have a reputation you're not aware of (very possible if you live in a small town).\n\nThe best thing you could do is just flat out ask them why they don't approve. They after all are probably looking out for what they think is best for you but who you love is your decision. \n\nMy parents were agast when i brought a girl home whose parents were from India (she was born here) in fact i had heard the comments from others such as "He's not even dating a girl from this country." and so forth. After my parents became accustomed to the fact i had been dating girls from all over the world they got used to it (i used to hang out in techno clubs where the global set hang out).\n\nIt's your choice but be wary in all the people you give your heart to.
795125
No Not in your case. they have lottery's but when you get married to a citizen especially a GI things are a little easier. You will become a naturalized citizen. The thing that's happened is a few have done fraudulent marriage for that purpose. So in turn INS has in some cases questioned the legitimacy of the marriage. Only in some cases. so they may tell you that after 2-3 yrs we will give you citizenship they have guidelines but I hope it goes well for you!!
746391
the fiance visa became worthless if you did not get married within the 90 days ........if the person  got married to  a US citizen ,which was the way to get the fiance visa anyway ......\nsince you did get married legally , there is not a problem , \nthe person is not illegal in the US if the mariage did take place in the time allowed .........\nplease do not fear and write to them , if there is an adjustement to be made ? \nhere is the US immigration link :\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis\njust write and ask ,it will be okay .............))\n\nIf you became a conditional resident through a marriage to a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident, submit Form I-751,\nyou can do electronically on this page :\nread please ..........\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=54c2fed8172cd010VgnVCM100000d1f1d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=9059d9808bcbd010VgnVCM100000d1f1d6a1RCRD
1024188
if you're marrying a u.s. citizen, it is not an easy process. my sister married a man from the UK and because they married he can't return to the UK for three years in order to gain citizenship.  in addition, they had to do tons of paper work to make his stay here legal.    but, congrats to you and good luck with all the craziness of an international wedding
572639
No, your still illegal, go back to your home country. Your husband should be shot for allowing you to be here illegally, if your married to someone, you can obviously afford the paperwork to gain citizenship here. Idiot.