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Illegal immigrants cannot become permanent residents or obtain citizenship by marrying a US citizen or any other means, such as having a child born of such a marriage or relationship. A person who is illegally within the US will be required to voluntarily leave the country or when apprehended will be detained and in the vast majority of cases deported. The exception might be if the foreigner qualifies as an asylee or a refugee under the current Immigration laws.
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Is a marriage to an illegal alien valid if they only reason for the marriage by the illegal alien was to become a citizen?
it is illegal
How can an illegal alien become the green card?
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If an illegal alien comes to the US when there 13 do they become a legal alien?
There is not any way for an illegal alien to become legal except through application to the government. Age and time in the country are not an automatic way to become legal.
How can you help your friend who is an illegal alien become legal?
>>>>>Marry him / her!!!
Can an illegal alien become a legal US citizen?
Yes.
How can an illegal alien become a us citizen if they have been deported and have a felony in the u.s.?
Unfortunately, an illegal alien can not become an US citizen if they have been deported before. If they have a felony, they can't become a US citizen either.
Can a illegal alien by illegal entry become a legal resident by their child's legal status?
Absolutely not.
Can an illegal alien by illegal entry become a legal resident by their child's legal status?
Absolutely not.
Can an illegal alien become a US senator?
I think it all really depends on how patriotic the alien is to the country.
How can an illegal alien who is married to a citizen become a legal resident?
Yes They Can
Can a illegal alien get help with her pregnancy in a way that it wont affect her status to become a us citizen?
Yes, but why ask? Is your wife a pregnant illegal alien immigrant?
Can an illegal alien become a governor?
An illegal alien cannot legally be, or reside, in the United States; much less hold political office.
