Well I'm no expert on immigration laws but I would imagine that it would facilitate the citizenship process. I read he is working to get his US citizenship.
And your chances of getting deported are a lot less likely to happen. LOL!
It doesn't work that way. If you're married to a US Citizen, assuming everything else is in order, it's somewhat easier to get a Green Card and get the necessary paperwork moving so you can take the test for citizenship.
If he's married to Paige Turco, who was on Guiding Light, which also starred Kevin Bacon (years earlier), then he's closing in on degrees.
It doesn't work that way. If you're married to a US Citizen, assuming everything else is in order, it's somewhat easier to get a Green Card and get the necessary paperwork moving so you can take the test for citizenship.
I'm a little confused with your response because Jason has had a work visa for the US since 2002. He married his wife in 2003 and probably has his paperwork in process. It's to my understanding that you have to live in the United States for 5 years before you can file for citizenship. I thought if you married a US citizen the paperwork can be processed sooner. Again I maybe wrong with my assessment in all this.
The degree thing with Kevin Bacon is closer than you think.
Jason O'Mara worked with Krya Sedgwick "The Closer".
Krya worked with Paige Turco on the movie "The Game Plan".
Paige worked with Kevin Bacon on the HBO movie "Taking Chance"(premiering in early 2009).
.... even shorter way:
Kyra Sedgewick is MARRIED to Kevin Bacon LOL
Links through marriages and families don't count. It has to be professional contact-to-contact.
shareI didnt know the actress on the Agency is his real life wife. They are both hot.
shareThey weren't married at the time they worked on "The Agency" just dating. They married in September 2003. They had a baby boy February 2004.
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