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My sister has a son to an immigrant he is now 5 and his father left back to Trinidad when he was 3 months old. they were engaged when he left and still talk atleast 1 time a week my question is if she went to Trinidad and got married would it make it easier for him to return. They are still very much in love and my nephew really wants his dad to return. He left on his own he didn't get deported if that makes a difference.
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re: If my sister went to Trinidad and got married would it make it easier...?
Why did the father leave the States in the first place? Was he facing deportation at the time and left voluntarily, or was there another reason for leaving?Originally posted by kleconte View Post
If your sister wanted to marry the father, she has had over 4 years to do that. To do so now, for no other reason than to try to make it look like a legitimate relationship for immigration purposes, isn't going to work the way she hopes. The folks at USCIS are pretty smart, and will recognize the attempt to use a sham marriage to perpetrate immigration fraud.
Why doesn't your sister travel to Trinidad instead, and take the child with her so that he can see his Dad?"If it ain't in writing, it never happened."
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re: If my sister went to Trinidad and got married would it make it easier...?
It sounds like this will be viewed as a sham marriage. Citizenship for child support. What was the basis he was here originally under? Was he here illegally and how long?Due to a recent promotion, I should now be referred to as Major Obvious.
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