REPutation 83 Posted October 28, 2012 Asi que me IIamo la atencion que nadie ha hablado sobre esto. Y estoy cansado de buscar y esperar en un alma confia a "subirse al escenario." Planeo casarme con mi pareja, sin embargo, yo queria esperar hasta que este aprobado para DACA. No se por que, pero yo y mi madre and padre siente que seria mejor. Inmigracion sentria que es menos de una estafa, si? O debo casarme incluso antes? Cual es su opinion? Retroalimentacion apreciada. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
taramo35 27 Posted October 28, 2012 Asi que me IIamo la atencion que nadie ha hablado sobre esto. Y estoy cansado de buscar y esperar en un alma confia a "subirse al escenario." Planeo casarme con mi pareja, sin embargo, yo queria esperar hasta que este aprobado para DACA. No se por que, pero yo y mi madre and padre siente que seria mejor. Inmigracion sentria que es menos de una estafa, si? O debo casarme incluso antes? Cual es su opinion? Retroalimentacion apreciada. Pienso que no tiene nada que ver. No te beneficiaría o afectaría en nada . No es como ke si esto es una residencia ni nada ke ver Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
REPutation 83 Posted October 28, 2012 Pienso que no tiene nada que ver. No te beneficiaría o afectaría en nada . No es como ke si esto es una residencia ni nada ke ver Esto es cierto. Pero supongo que pensaba hacerlo de antemano seria sospechoso o parecer menos sospechoso despues de que reciba la aprobacion de DACA. Anyways thanx. Thought the two would clash lol Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aled 118 Posted October 29, 2012 Marriage VS DACA...? I don't think getting married before or after applying for this program is going to raise any suspicions. Unless you assume that one can acquire residency by marriage after DACA approval. Your question isn't very clear to me. But even after getting DACA approval one is still without a status... 1 taramo35 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JamRock 22 Posted October 29, 2012 Hay clientes en la bufete que trabajo que estan cansados y esta aplicando para DACA porque los resultos es mas rapido k el proceso del I130 y I485 (la mica). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
REPutation 83 Posted October 29, 2012 Marriage VS DACA...? I don't think getting married before or after applying for this program is going to raise any suspicions. Unless you assume that one can acquire residency by marriage after DACA approval. Your question isn't very clear to me. But even after getting DACA approval one is still without a status... Sorry if I was a bit confusing. I know DACA continues without giving you a status, but in my mind I feel like immigration would be more leniant, if people get married after they have been accepted from DACA and not be as suspicious....? The reason I say this is because I have a friend that married and failed her marriage interview and now they are accepting it as fraud. She herself is afraid to even apply for DACA because she is already in the system and not in a very good light. @ Gracias JamRock! Tengo las formas ya. Y yo estoy usando un abogado Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
taramo35 27 Posted October 29, 2012 If your marriage is valid you shouldn't be worry about it ... And this has nothing to do with DACA. In my opinion the longest u have been married, the better it looks better when applying ... If I was u I would get married ASAP and wait some time so it doesn't seem like u got married this month and applied the next one Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Brookness 27 Posted November 23, 2012 I just came across your question and as long as you can prove that your relationship is valid..meaning pictures, common friends and family you should be ok. I have an I-130 filled because my husband petitioned me in 2007 and we were basically sitting ducks waiting for something that would allow me to stay without the whole mess of leaving and waiting out side the country. Our lawyer advised us to to ahead with Daca, and then petition a permit to leave the country and then come back legally (stamp on the passport and everything) and then petition for residency. According to him it would take a matter of six to eight months. I know some people that did the whole fake marriage and got caught. From what I know USCIS askew you very personal questions, only questions one would know about a significant other. You should be fine, but research a good lawyer so you don't waste thousands do bucks like we did. good luck!! P.S wouldn't it be awesome to get married and be able to travel to say Hawaii for a Honeymoon! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
