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LIVE WITH AMERICAN FIANCE IN MEXICO CITY AND TRAVELING JUST TO VISIT FUTURE IN-LAWS

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Hi, my situation is that I currently live with my american boyfriend in Mexico city for over 4 years, he is renewing his  mexican residence soon, we don't have any future plans of moving to US, and we are visiting  his parents, my future In-laws in Idaho ( we'll only getting marry in Mexico, soon), since we haven't  see them in over a year.

When I arrive to customs with the inmigration officer , could I raise suspicions of wanting to marry there because my boyfriend and family are american, and require a second interview just for saying that I am visiting my boyfriend's parents? I always had a tourist visa, I want to be simple with my response, but will honesty get my in trouble? I had mexican friends that had a similar issue, just for visiting their boyfriends in US. Any advice on a consice response I can give costumes that is honest but won't raise any red flags? Thank you


 
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5 minutes ago, Nitas_man said:

One possible approach is to just provide honest, straightforward answers

The only approach is to provide honest answers.

 

23 minutes ago, Ady23 said:

Hi, my situation is that I currently live with my american boyfriend in Mexico city for over 4 years, he is renewing his  mexican residence soon, we don't have any future plans of moving to US, and we are visiting  his parents, my future In-laws in Idaho ( we'll only getting marry in Mexico, soon), since we haven't  see them in over a year.

When I arrive to customs with the inmigration officer , could I raise suspicions of wanting to marry there because my boyfriend and family are american, and require a second interview just for saying that I am visiting my boyfriend's parents? I always had a tourist visa, I want to be simple with my response, but will honesty get my in trouble? I had mexican friends that had a similar issue, just for visiting their boyfriends in US. Any advice on a consice response I can give costumes that is honest but won't raise any red flags? Thank you



 

Yes, they may question you. You will be traveling with your boyfriend, correct? And he will presumably have his mexican residence permit with him to re-enter mexico? It should be fairly straightforward in that case to explain to CBP that you both reside permanently in Mexico and will return there. If you can take copies of your lease, job letter etc that will help show ties.  As for "will honesty get my in trouble"  ...Honesty may cause questions  sure in your particular circumstance, but will not get you "in trouble". Dishonesty, on the other hand, could get you deported and banned. Lying to immigration officials is a really bad idea.

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1 minute ago, SusieQQQ said:

The only approach is to provide honest answers.

 

Yes, they may question you. You will be traveling with your boyfriend, correct? And he will presumably have his mexican residence permit with him to re-enter mexico? It should be fairly straightforward in that case to explain to CBP that you both reside permanently in Mexico and will return there. If you can take copies of your lease, job letter etc that will help show ties.  As for "will honesty get my in trouble"  ...Honesty may cause questions  sure in your particular circumstance, but will not get you "in trouble". Dishonesty, on the other hand, could get you deported and banned. Lying to immigration officials is a really bad idea.

Thanks  so much for your response, yes, we are travelling together, but wi'll split in separate rows once we get out of the plane as you know. He has his valid permit to return to Mexico . I could carry the lease of our apartment in his name, his mexican permit, my payed taxes, one or two bills with the same adresse and with my name,  but since a work online by my own, a won't have a job letter. I don't plan on lying, I just woudn't want the misunderstanding, be retained and miss my connection to my final destination. 

15 minutes ago, Nitas_man said:

Only approach I offered LOL

 

 

Thanks :)

 
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