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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, prior to getting married I was dating my now DW who was in the US on a green card. She got pregnant. I was content to stay single but she said we needed to get married because . . . well . . . something about the child's citizenship status in her home country. It sounded kind of important, like the child's status could be lessened if the child ever decided to live in that country as an adult. So we got married. A couple years after we were married DW said, oops, she was wrong about the need to get married. And oh by the way, now that we are married I can get a better, longer term green card (marriage visa) than the one I have. I wonder if I was taken on a ride, in more ways than one. [/quote]

There is no "better, longer term" green card.  A green card means permanent residency.  Permanent means "forever".  There is nothing longer than "forever." There is no such thing as "marriage visa". [/quote]

Si. Marry for two years then divorce, keep greencard! Then when anchor babi is 18 Casa de Maryland has anchor babi sponsor mi citizenship.[/quote]

Nope. Mom can apply for citizenship long before anchor (not accurate here) is 18. But anchor baby can't sponsor grandma and grandpa. Mom must do the citizenship paperwork, then grandma can move here.[/quote]

America is awesome!![/quote]

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