Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Since marriage doesn’t actually resolve their immigration status I wouldn’t personally worry about them using me. But I would worry about our future.
It can. And it can destroy you financially if you are part of getting someone permanent status and they later divorce you.
Other than that, I keep people out of my life who casually violate the law.
It really can’t if they’re already here illegally.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is one of those things you just can’t fully know. Like “does age like me for my money/fame for for myself?” Look for the same things - does he genuinely care about you, is he a kind, responsible person; does he look to others to solve problems for him or try to solve them himself.
But depending on how and when he entered the country, it can cause real problems for you if you get serious/have children. A marriage won’t necessarily mean he gets to stay and can legalize his status. You might have to live abroad for 10 years before he could re-enter the US legally. If you are thinking about getting serious you might want to talk to an immigration lawyer.
OP, his status would have professional ramifications for me. I was just so surprised at thr honesty.
Anonymous wrote:This is one of those things you just can’t fully know. Like “does age like me for my money/fame for for myself?” Look for the same things - does he genuinely care about you, is he a kind, responsible person; does he look to others to solve problems for him or try to solve them himself.
But depending on how and when he entered the country, it can cause real problems for you if you get serious/have children. A marriage won’t necessarily mean he gets to stay and can legalize his status. You might have to live abroad for 10 years before he could re-enter the US legally. If you are thinking about getting serious you might want to talk to an immigration lawyer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here, I ask because I was surprised when a guy admitted his status so nonchalantly.
Maybe he was trying to be honest with you.
Anonymous wrote:OP here, I ask because I was surprised when a guy admitted his status so nonchalantly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Since marriage doesn’t actually resolve their immigration status I wouldn’t personally worry about them using me. But I would worry about our future.
It can. And it can destroy you financially if you are part of getting someone permanent status and they later divorce you.
Other than that, I keep people out of my life who casually violate the law.
Anonymous wrote:Since marriage doesn’t actually resolve their immigration status I wouldn’t personally worry about them using me. But I would worry about our future.