wants to teach in USA but my husband stays in CA illegally

i want to teach in USA but i am worried with my husband's overstaying in CA (5 years)... will this be a problem in the future...in what ways..please help me...

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[sandra]

Please consult your immigration issue with an immigration lawyer asap. I would advice you to contact the law firm listed below...

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Normally if you are married to a US citizen that cures the overstay.

If you are both non US citizens then his overstay may prevent him from returning...for now anyway...or ten years...

He could seek pre-approval through a visa however.