Change of marriege

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By Anonymous on Friday, January 26, 2001 - 04:55 pm:

If some misunderstanding arises afetr i-130 is filed is it possible for an alien to change his mind and marry another woman or what would happen in such a case.


By ImmigrationHelp on Saturday, January 27, 2001 - 04:35 pm:

Dear Anonymous:

Life is full of changes. As long as your first marriage was not fraudulent, then you could divorce your first wife and marry someone else. Hopefully your second marriage will work out better than the first. Good luck.


By Anonymous on Tuesday, July 17, 2001 - 04:30 pm:

I got married in the US and filed for GC. I never had an interview at that point. The marriage didn't work out. 2 years later I divorced, remarried and re-applied through my new wife. I am called for an interview next week. Do I need to provide information just for my current marriage or for previous one as well? Will I have a hard time at the interview?
Thank you.


By ImmigrationHelp on Tuesday, July 17, 2001 - 05:13 pm:

Dear Anonymous:

If INS has any information to suspect that your first marriage was fraudulent, then you may have a hard time at your upcoming interview. You should probably take with you evidence of the bona fides of your first marriage, just in case that issue comes up.

You should also take with you evidence of the bona fides of your current marriage. Good luck.


By Anonymous on Wednesday, July 18, 2001 - 02:28 pm:

Thank you.

Both marriages were/are bona fides.
However, the first one ended very bad, with very bad relationship with my ex. Will the INS ever contact her? Also, why and how INS might be suspecious? Isn't it a quite regular situation when one marriage didn't work out? Again, apreciate your help.


By ImmigrationHelp on Monday, July 23, 2001 - 06:05 pm:

Dear Anonymous:

INS inherently suspects fraud in most marriages involving immigration benefits. That is why it is important for you to have evidence of the bona fides of both of your marriages.

While it is unlikely that INS will contact your first spouse, the likelihood will increase if you have nothing to prove that your first marriage was genuine. Good luck.


By javeria on Sunday, June 23, 2002 - 11:41 am:

hello immigration,
I am a U.S citizen. my husband came here three weeks ago on immigrant visa(I-130) petition. Thing are not working out between us. He married me just to get in the united states. i want him to be devoted back to his country. i havn't showed him any thing that i want him to be devoted. once he knows he will run from here. please help!!!! in three weeks i feel like commiting sucide. i cann't take him any more. please help help. i am going through from very hard time. i don't want him in this country. he has not received his green card yet. should i call ins to stop the process of his greencard. please advice. please help
javeria


By javeria on Sunday, June 23, 2002 - 12:09 pm:

hi javeria again
in upper message i am writing devoted where i mean say is deported make it notice please and please help me i am so stressed.
thanx.


By ImmigrationHelp on Thursday, June 27, 2002 - 10:55 pm:

Dear Javeria:

If you believe that your husband married you only for the green card, you can go to your local INS office and file a report. Ask for the Investigation Section. Good luck.


By Anonymous on Thursday, July 18, 2002 - 06:43 pm:

My wife and I filed in 1998 and had our interview in Aug. of 2001. A decision was not rendered and we were notified a month later that she needed to have her fingerprints taken. She did that at the appointed time and we are still waiting. In the meantime, her mother fell ill, and since she is the only child she had to go back to her country to take care of her. We received an advance parole in May of this year and left the country for 7 days. The officer assured us that since she already had the interview her leaving the country should not jeopardize her case. Well, it did. We were told after we filed for an inquery into our case, that she is here now unlawfully and needs to file form I-601. What is that. And are we doomed?
Thanks


By ImmigrationHelp on Sunday, July 28, 2002 - 11:35 pm:

Dear Anonymous:

Please refer to our previous answer to your question. Good luck.


By Anonymous on Friday, January 17, 2003 - 02:07 am:

My husband's mother filed a petition for him 9 years ago as the single adult son of a US permanent resident. We have now found out that his papers were issued in July 2002 and we wish to emigrate to the States. The problem is that we got married 3 years ago and do not know how this will affect our situation. Do we have to get divorced in order for him not to lose his visa?


By eri on Monday, March 3, 2003 - 12:55 pm:

does anyone know how long the processing time is for the I-751 removal of condition on green card for the CA and the NE sevice center if you HAVE to use the WAIVER form, meaning not filing jointly anymore.
also, would I be able to file under 2 different waivers, e.g abuse and being divorced.
I fall in both categories and each category alone would make my case less strong.
Thanks for any advice!
Good luck to anyone!


By annoymous on Saturday, October 18, 2003 - 02:39 pm:

ihave a niece, her mother is from canada although she was never married to my brother she lived with him for a long time she eventually got married to someone else for almost 3yrs got divorced they got together after the divorce still could not work it out , she is not able to work and her daughter is a citizen can she apply for citizenship to stay her for her daughter she has all the support from my mother and the family she has no family in canada how can she start working and start the process of becoming a us citizen


By Anonymous on Wednesday, February 18, 2004 - 12:29 pm:

Dear Sir,
I am in US on k3 visa. My interview for immigration has not come yet. Now I have serious problems with my husband. How can I legaly stay in US if our marriage does not work out ok.
Pl. reply


By Anonymous on Friday, April 23, 2004 - 11:31 am:

My brother entered the USA in 2002 on a visa wavier from England and was awaiting his green card. His category is married son of a US citizen. He recently was divorced and is interested in filing a change of status to single. Can he do this seeing that he has already overstayed his time on a wavier ?


By Fawadjee on Saturday, May 8, 2004 - 05:26 pm:

I am in a situation where I am an applicant of Adjustment of status through marriage to a US citizen. I got married in Sep 2002, underwent my interview for PR on APR 2003 and the Immigration INS opted for a reinterview which is schudled on 22nd June, 2004. The problem is that me and my wife have decided to divorce. I can file a divorce (not at fault with no kids or belongings) but I am not sure

- if I should apply to reschudle my interview (twice) with INS to have some time to remary some one else. Also I need to know if I file for divorce in CA where I live, it would take six months to get divorced, will the deportation proceedings occur after these six months ?? and do I have to notify the INS about that or should ??

- What if I file for divorce through Navada that takes a week or less

- Should or can I marry another girl before my divorce is completed to save my status.


By aaron on Friday, May 21, 2004 - 07:28 pm:

My wife is US citizenship. I got married four months ago and I filed for GC. But my wife don't want to live together and we can't work out anymore. What should I do for my application? Please Help!!


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