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#178800 - 08/02/07 06:00 PM need help
aprildeleon Offline
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hi i need help im married to military, and my husband and i might get divorse, as of now i just have permanent resident not citizen yet,does my husband can deport me?

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#178862 - 08/06/07 07:25 AM Re: need help [Re: aprildeleon]
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Your husband has no power to deport you. Only the federal government can do that. If you have your green card, then unless a court feels like your marriage was fraudulent in order to get you in the country, you should be okay.

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#178894 - 08/07/07 12:19 AM Re: need help [Re: BeaverFever]
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do you have children? if Yes, Are they your husband's?


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