Q: i am a us citizen my boyfriend is a mexico citizen he got voluntary leave and im going with him.
Ok so i am a us citizen my boyfriend is a mexico citizen he was in the usa ever since he was 7 just recently about a month ago june of 2015 he got tooken by ice and was in hold at the aurora colorado detention center hes been in there for 3 weeks now because of a incident he did and got into some trouble with colorado police got charged with indecent exposure even though it was petty and his first offense ever and he had a hearing tuesday july,7th 2015 and the judge said he was not elgible for a bond and his only option is voluntary leave which he took so they are making the deadline to go back asap like next week by july 14th, 2015 and i am his girlfriend of 3 years and 4 months we love eachother and im willing to go back with him but its not a easy task for me im planning on marrying him over there in mexico city i do have a passport does not expire untill 2021 and i know its going to be years untill everything is complete so if i marry him over in mexico do i need to apply for visa
A:
First of all sorry about your situation, and your boyfriend should have got himself a good immigration attorney as soon as he was taken by ICE. He would not be in this situation if had an attorney. Second, regarding your visa question you should ask that question to an mexican immigration attorney. This forum only has attorneys who are familiar with US Immigration Law. All the best.
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