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  • Being married to a U.S. citizen, in and of itself, does not insulate against deportation/removal from the United States, so that answer is YES.
  • Yes, for different reasons; for example if you are in a fraudulant marriage and it can be proved.
  • Deportation or removal from the US is determined by IMMIGRATION status, not marital status. If you are here without documents, or have over-stayed the terms of your visa, you are subject to removal no matter to whom you are married. If you entered the US legally, and then married a US citizen (a USC), you may be able to adjust status based on a petition filed by your spouse. If you entered undocumented, there are probably no options for you to obtain legal status under present immigration laws. YOU MUST SEEK THE SERVICES OF AN IMMIGRATION SPECIALIST WHO CAN ANALYZE YOUR PARTICULAR SITUATION AND ADVISE YOU OF POSSIBLE OPTIONS.
  • It's best that you spend the extra money on a good immigration Lawyer who can let you know of the procedures,paperwork needed and what you need to say. Each Person can be a different case, Dont think that you can be safe just marrying a US citzen and being able to stay there. You will also need to supply paperwork that your marriage is geninue and not that you are after a greencard. USA have strict rules about that, and it's not as easy to get a greencard once you have that status there is a waiting period up to 2 years. By not doing a financee visa and going through a immigration lawyer is that you may be able to stay with your partner while the paperwork is being processed. If you do it the other way, you are unable to go to the USA until your application is approved which can take up to 2 years, yet he/she can visit you. Figure that one out... It's best to spend the dollars and do it properly, because if you dont fill in the correct paperwork or supply it. Your application will be rejected.

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