If I marry the father of my kids will I be able to fix his papers so he can come back if he was recently deported.

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   Alena ShautsovaPro

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   Answered February 25, 2013 17:08. It all depends, only an attorney who reviewed all the documents can answer this question.

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   Salvatore Falletta

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   Answered February 25, 2013 17:05. A US citizen may petition their spouse for immigration benefits. However a spouse who has been deported from the United States will require a waiver in order to return. I recommend speaking with an experienced immigration attorney to discuss your options.

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   Geoffrey HoffmanPro

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   Answered February 25, 2013 17:09. Be careful with making a decision on marriage based on immigration consequences. First, an immigration attorney should not tell you to "get married" to achieve an immigration benefit. Second, a marriage may or not be helpful depending on what his bar(s) to re-entry may be. Consult an excellent AILA attorney to help you and explain the bars to you. www. ailalawyer.com

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   Michael CarlinPro

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   Answered February 25, 2013 17:09. It appears that your husband is inadmissible to the United States. He might, or he might not, be eligible to ask for a waiver, or pardon, of his inadmissibility.
   
   In order to figure out if he is eligible to ask for a waiver, you need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney.

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   Alexander SegalPro

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   Answered February 25, 2013 16:59. You need an immigration attorney to figure out whether a waiver is available

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   Samuel Maina

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   Answered February 25, 2013 20:26. marrying him may or may not help bring him back. As a citizen or permanent resident you can certainly petition for him but you would need an attorney to review his A-FIle to determine the best course of action.

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   Sasha Lazarevich-Sinnott

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   Answered February 26, 2013 00:26. You will need to retain a lawyer to review your situation in detail.
   
   US citizens can petition for their spouses to join them in the US, but in situations where the alien spouse has already been deported they will need a special waiver. The waivers are generally difficult to get.

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