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Re: marriage Posted on: Wed, 4 Jun 2008 13:18:03 +0000 (UTC)

On Jun 3, 6:25=A0pm, "soldiergirl" wrote:
> say a u.s. citizen who's in the army gets married to a person from mexico,=

> but he got charged with a felony while in the states, is it still possible=
he
> can become a citizen? and if so what would be the pros and cons fr the two=
?

not clear: who was charged with a felony, the mexican or the USC?
What is the 'status' of the mexican? No paperwork at all? or
immigration status pending?

Was he 'convicted' or just charged? If convicted the prospects are
poor in the current immigration climate. You WILL need a lawyer, and
the chances will still be slim.
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