[From One - Many]

I have no sympathy for either of them. They broke the law. My son went through the process with his wife. My son married a lady from Australia. Everything was done legally. For this case, the law was violated. Please don't try to blame the breaking of the law on the notary. Blaming the notary is just plain silly, and suspect at best.

[King of Florida]

I have no sympathy for either of them. They broke the law. My son went through the process with his wife. My son married a lady from Australia. Everything was done legally. For this case, the law was violated. Please don't try to blame the breaking of the law on the notary. Blaming the notary is just plain silly, and suspect at best.

Oh, pish-tush, you have no idea what you're talking about. As I mentioned above, if you meet someone from a foreign country here and marry them, that person is entitled to remain here and apply for adjustment of status. It's only if you met them before they entered the country that they have to go back and then go through the paperwork.

[HEY4QDEMS]

I have no sympathy for either of them. They broke the law.

An American citizen marries a woman who is here with a legal student visa. Exactly what law have they broken???

[doc30]

I have no sympathy for either of them. They broke the law. My son went through the process with his wife. My son married a lady from Australia. Everything was done legally. For this case, the law was violated. Please don't try to blame the breaking of the law on the notary. Blaming the notary is just plain silly, and suspect at best.

And this couple did exactly what your son did. What would you do if ICE came to your daughter-in-law's door seeking to deport her after everything you knew they did for her to be here legally? You know they filed the paperwork and paid fees. They may have had a lawyer assist them, too. That's just what happened with this couple and that is not a violation of the law? Based on your own arguements, then, you beleive that someone is guilty of something they know they didn't do because someone else, either their representative or the government, screwed up the paperwork. My advice, be careful comparing this situation with that of your family. Your family could very easily have been in the same situation and I'd expect you to call your son and daughter-in-law law breakers, even though it wasn't anything they did.