Legal Question in Immigration Law in New Hampshire

I am a USC married to a Mexican. We were recently in the process of his I-601 waiver and he was in Mexico and I in the US. He was approved and returned home this March with a 2 year conditional green card. I have since found out that he cheated on me while in Mexico and may have another child on the way. We have one daughter and another child due in a few months. I have not decided if I will ever trust my husband again and if I will stay married, but I am curious as to if this cheating and possible other child will affect his Visa and or prevent him from removing his conditions in 2 years to obtain a 10 year Visa. PLEASE ADVISE!!!


Asked on 3/30/10, 4:55 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

No, it will not affect his green card by itself. Other things can affect his status (e.g. divorce, or proof of a sham marriage, which is not a case here, considering that you have two children and were able to prove extreme hardship for a waiver).

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Answered on 4/04/10, 8:13 am


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