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Because your boyfriend has overstayed his visa, leaving could subject him to a temporary bar of reentry. If he has accumulated more than six months of unlawful presence, if he leaves, he will be subject to a three year bar of reentry. If he has accumulated more than one year of unlawful presence, leaving will subject him to a ten year bar of reentry. He might have options if you and your boyfriend are intending on getting married. If you are, you can petition for him following the marriage and he can obtain a two year conditional residency card. Without more information regarding his case, I cannot say whether he has other options or not. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me.

You are confusing several things. The I-130 will stay pending until adjudicated whether you are in or out of the U.s. It is important though that if the Petitioner moves that they immediately notify USCIS otherwise the case will be abandoned. They should also notify USCIS of your move overseas. If the case has already been approved it will be sent to the national Visa Center and they will also need to know current whereabouts of yourself and the Petitioner. This is in your interest to do so make it a priority. If you accumulated unlawful presence in the U.S. and then left the U.S. even if not deported then you have triggered a ten year penalty before you can come back unless a waiver is filed by your PR or USC petitioner.

Each country has its own rules about dual citizenship.  The United States allows one to be a citizen of the US and another country.  You would have to consult with a representative of the Cayman Islands (such as someone at a local consulate) about their requirements for citizenship and whether that country allows dual-citizenship.