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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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Hello I hate to be the bare the bad news

But if i heard right it a 10 year ban

before you can be allowed into the country

for not following the INS rules for your stay

I could be wrong but i have heard many

situations of this happening when people

over stay there time on the visa. Did you

leave the country and them come back in

legally, or just never left and got married ?

Be prepared for anything for them to tell you

It is possibel you could also be deported if you

are in violation of any INS or USCIS rules.

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Wow, you may be in for some disappointment. Did you marry your spouse while here on a visitor's visa? If so you clearly broke a Cardinal rule. If I were in your shoes I would hire an attorney who's practice is dedicated to immigration law. Good luck.

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Morocco
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i got a letter saying that i have to come for an interview , but iam nervous, i married to us citizen , and i have overstayed my visitors visa for seven years....any idea ,,,

Did you know your husband when you entered the US? How long did you overstay before you married? The answers to these can greatly effect the outcome of your interview. Typically, overstays are forgiven when you're married to a USC. You may be ok, but it greatly depends on your specific circumstances.

 
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