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Re:How? It certainly would slow down dramatically the deportation process...
Ferangi 10241 reads
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Clinch_Knot10863 reads

Anyone know if she escorts? Thanks in advance.....

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DrX11841 reads

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fasteddie5112553 reads

But possibly not for much longer.....

Alexandria faces deportation to her home Country of Canada.....

See her while you can!

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Ferangi9121 reads

Good luck getting a hold of her..........

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Ferangi9329 reads

She could easily avoid deportation by simply marrying an American. You automatically become an American citizen when you marry one.  I don't think she would have any trouble finding someone willing to volunteer.........

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ILovePornStars9039 reads

Marrying a citizen does not always guarantee citizenship and can further complicate matters

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bwloco8914 reads

porn stars is correct on that...........it's harder than just buying a mariage liscense and saying some vows.

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Ferangi8579 reads

I wonder if that varies from state to state, because I thought legally that it did... What I remember is that the Government does try to validate that you are living together have knowledge of one another to validate that it is not a scam. If you do it correctly, I thought it was soundproof. Please explain..

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ZedEx9843 reads

I once hired a French girl who had married a U.S. citizen.  The marriage granted her legal residency in the U.S. but not automatic citizenship--she had go jump through many beaurocratic hoops in order to gain citizenship.

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Ferangi9552 reads

I do think it would be a halt to the deportation procedure.. Or at least dramatically slow it down..

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TheSeeker10925 reads

It can't vary from State to State -- States don't grant citizenship, the Federal Goverment does.  Marrying a U.S. citizen usually gives a non-national legal residency.  The marriage is verified by INS before residency is granted. Then, you must live at least 5 years legally in the U.S. before applying for citizenship.

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Ferangi10242 reads

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Ferangi10330 reads



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twex9092 reads

That is no longer true. It takes five years before a foreign national marrying an American citizen can apply for citizenship.

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Ferangi8769 reads

Okay. I get the picture. However it can be an effective means for stopping the deportation process. When you marry a US citizen you automatically are granted residency status, which gives you the right to remain and work in the US. If it takes 5 years before you can apply for citizenship that must be the loopwhole they are trying to close to stop people from using as a means for getting citizen ship.

Again the point is, if you have friends, and one of them is willing to help you in this manner, it would put the deportation process to a halt?  Am I correct on that matter???

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