Mari Yagami
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As I have recently been seeing a lot of posts regarding people being denied entry at EZE I was wondering if anyone knows what to expect for my current situation.
I am an Argentinian and my husband is an American citizen. We got married in Argentina on June last year (within his last prorroga period, which had been requested specially for that purpose). Since then, we had to wait for a bit before starting his DNI process, as we didn't know if my work would require us to travel to the US for a short period of time, and after that did not happen, we attempted to get his criminal record from the FBI once and the fingerprint sheets got lost in the trip (our bad). Since then we have decided NOT to get him a DNI, as we have started gathering everything for my Green Card application.
Now - my company wants me to travel to the US for a short period, which would actually be perfect for us to avoid having to ship the paperwork for the GC internationally and all that jazz. We know we will have to pay the overstay fee, and we are fine with this. My question is, with him being legally married to me (by an Argentinian judge, no less!) is it reasonable to fear he could be denied entry when we attempt to return?
I am an Argentinian and my husband is an American citizen. We got married in Argentina on June last year (within his last prorroga period, which had been requested specially for that purpose). Since then, we had to wait for a bit before starting his DNI process, as we didn't know if my work would require us to travel to the US for a short period of time, and after that did not happen, we attempted to get his criminal record from the FBI once and the fingerprint sheets got lost in the trip (our bad). Since then we have decided NOT to get him a DNI, as we have started gathering everything for my Green Card application.
Now - my company wants me to travel to the US for a short period, which would actually be perfect for us to avoid having to ship the paperwork for the GC internationally and all that jazz. We know we will have to pay the overstay fee, and we are fine with this. My question is, with him being legally married to me (by an Argentinian judge, no less!) is it reasonable to fear he could be denied entry when we attempt to return?