You should probably seek an Immigration lawyer to help you. Sometimes ICE agents get a little upset when they see that status was changed like that without going through proper procedures.
it is not illegal to be pregnant on a tourist visa and they will learn the hard way it wil not change their immigration status if that is what they are after.
To change the visa status from E9 to E7 in Korea, simply visit the immigration offices.
On what basis would she be able to adjust status once in the U.S.? Of course she shouldn't do this. If immigration officials even *think she entered the U.S. on a tourist visa with the intention of immigrating, she'll never adjust status. It's never advisable to enter the U.S. on a tourist visa with the intent of immigrating. http://www.dixonimmigration.com/index.php?pid=2
if u want
No!
Doubtful. Relationships do not change immigration status.
NONE. Marriage to a US citizen does not in any way automatically confer any change in immigration status. Your US Citizen spouse can now petition to have your immigration status changed, but you will almost certainly have to leave the country and return to your home country to pick up the new visa, and, depending on the case, you may NOT be allowed to return to the US for up to 10 years.
You can. When your spouse applies for her dependent ID (which is what would give her access to the post you're stationed at), some very obvious issues are going to result from that. You would need to speak to an immigration attorney to see about getting your spouse's status legalised before you enlist.
IR1 for spouse who gets green card through consulate processing outside the US, IR6 for spouse who get green card through Adjustment of Status inside the US.
By contacting USCIS and explaining their situation. Basically, there is no way to (legally) get a green card without going through US Customs and Immigration Services.
The same way you marry a girlfriend that has not overstayed. Getting married has nothing to do with immigration law. However, any falsification on the marriage license can invalidate the marriage. Being in the country illegally will not change based on marital status. If you really want to get married and have a long relationship, consult an immigration attorney.
The question is not completely clear to me. If the question has to do with legal immigration status, here are some suggestions. If you applied for you visa to El Salvador in order to accompany your spouse, he could theoretically report to immigration offices that he no longer supports that reason. But, a US citizen can travel to El Salvador without being married to a Salvadoran as a tourist or a temporary resident with or without permission to work. The bottom line is it is the office of immigration (specifically Extranjería) which determines whether a foreigner stays in El Salvador. Any foreigner living in El Salvador should be sure (meaning a PERSONAL visit to the offices of Migración/Extranjería) that they understand what their immigration status in the country means and when and if they have to file some kind of paperwork to change it.