Saint Charles, IL asked in Immigration Law for Illinois

Q: Ok if a man from the Middle East dated a women since 2012 and then finally came to the United States to marry this women

But this women refused to allow this man to live with her. The relationship was not working. But then this man fell in love with another women and now this other women is expecting his baby. Can he still apply for citizenship and can he divorce his wife and marry the women having his baby so he can care for his child?

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Camlinh Nguyen Rogers
Camlinh Nguyen Rogers
Answered
  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Sanford, FL

A: The stated facts create a complex case. Complete contact form at http://aba-us.com/contact/?lang=en to learn how we proceed with your case . Good luck.

Christina Marie Turovskiy
Christina Marie Turovskiy
Answered
  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Cleveland, OH

A: This does not explain how the man entered the US, when he entered, or what interaction he may have had with CBP upon entry. This is all highly relevant information. Additionally, there is a problem with the terminology used. Presumably, this man is interested in applying for lawful permanent resident status, not citizenship (yet). Please contact an experienced immigration attorney as soon as possible for a free case assessment to determine his options.

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