My fiance got a DUI in 2012 and an attorney suggested he should sign for voluntary deportation and he did .

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My fiance got a DUI in 2012 and voluntarily signed his deportation he was sent to his country and he tried coming back and got caught so they deported him for 5 years he tried coming back again and made it back to the U. S he is currently here and got his license unsuspended with putting an interlock on his vehicle for 6 months the DUI has been the only thing he has had on his record, we are getting married soon and I am a US Citizen and we have 4 US Citizen children is there any way we can fix his legal status although he reentered the US illegally

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Stephen Berman ·
No. As a multiple violator he must be out of the US for 10 years before he can be admitted.
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Giacomo Jacques BeharImmigration AttorneySan Diego, CACA licensed ·
As as "recidivist" who illegally returned to the US after having been previously removed, your fiance must now wait abroad for 10 years before being able to apply for any immigration benefits. He is subject to the "lifetime inadmissibility bar" = needs to remain outside the country for 10 years.
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James Babkes ·
You need to speak with an immigration attorney she/he will have the answers for you. Best of luck
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Eunice Herrera ·
I agree with the previous answers. He needs to wait outside the country for 10 years before he can be admitted, unless he is the victim of a qualifying crime that occurred in the U.S., he has suffered substantial physical or mental abuse as a result of having been a victim and he was helpful in the investigation. Please talk to an immigration attorney.
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