Divorce

[alexandru89 0]

Hello! So... I got my green card ( came here with K-1). What happened if I divorce. the marriage is not working at all...

[firebird00 66]

how long you have been married?

[alexandru89 0]

1 year and 1 month

[firebird00 66]

You can file for ROC alone with divorce waiver if you have enough evidence of good faith marriage, like joint bank account,joint utilities,lease,insurance,etc.. The divorce should be finalized before filing this or the USCIS will send you RFE.

[alexandru89 0]

Can my boss help me with somethig? I mean he said he will help me with everything so I can stay legal in here.

[firebird00 66]

He can write an affidavit about you and your wife if he knows her by any chance. Do you have joint accounts and bills?

[alexandru89 0]

We dont have any joint account. She never wanted to add me on hers and because she didnt want to add me I didnt add her on mine. I have bills on my name, that comes where we live. We did not buy anything together, we dont have any property together. Shes selfish and she wants everything just for her.

[Boo Rowe 9]

what is this ROC I see a lot of members speaking about? I would like to know I am an US citizen that is filing for my husband to come aboard but, have seen many marriages falling about and that is a BIG thing I see here on the site.

firebird00, on 27 Nov 2015 - 8:02 PM, said:

You can file for ROC alone with divorce waiver if you have enough evidence of good faith marriage, like joint bank account,joint utilities,lease,insurance,etc.. The divorce should be finalized before filing this or the USCIS will send you RFE.

[firebird00 66]

what is this ROC I see a lot of members speaking about? I would like to know I am an US citizen that is filing for my husband to come aboard but, have seen many marriages falling about and that is a BIG thing I see here on the site.

ROC means Removal of Condition, in your case, that will be the process to change the 2 years conditional green card into the 10 years GC. Don't be afraid of the falling marriages, not all people,situations and marriages are the same.

We dont have any joint account. She never wanted to add me on hers and because she didnt want to add me I didnt add her on mine. I have bills on my name, that comes where we live. We did not buy anything together, we dont have any property together. Shes selfish and she wants everything just for her.

Well your situation is hard, you need a lot of good faith marriage evidence as I mentioned in the previous comment. You can try to show your driving license and your bills with her that they are coming to the same address. But you don't have strong proof of financial co-mingling.

[Boo Rowe 9]

Thank you for clearing that up for me.

firebird00, on 27 Nov 2015 - 8:44 PM, said:

ROC means Removal of Condition, in your case, that will be the process to change the 2 years conditional green card into the 10 years GC. Don't be afraid of the falling marriages, not all people,situations and marriages are the same.

Well your situation is hard, you need a lot of good faith marriage evidence as I mentioned in the previous comment. You can try to show your driving license and your bills with her that they are coming to the same address. But you don't have strong proof of financial co-mingling.

[Elf 146]

- Moved from AOS From Family-Based Visas to Effects Of Major Family Changes On Immigration Benefits as OP is asking about the possible impact of divorce on their immigration status -

[gw68ad78 64]

Maybe she wasn't selfish. Perhaps she had foresight.

[firebird00 66]

Maybe she wasn't selfish. Perhaps she had foresight.

Apparently the OP didnt have foresight

[thedutch 2]

Do you have ANYTHING joint? Health insurance?

Your wife chose to go through the visa process, which is expensive, long, and stressful. Not to be rude, but it feels a bit odd, that after you came here she became so selfish, she refused to commingle with you in any way.

Do you have photographs? Receipts of gifts you bought for each other? The fact that your license shows the same address as hers only shows you live together, it is barely an evidence of a true marriage.

I know of a couple of cases where the USC "freaked out" after the foreign fiancé came to America, because it is so different than spending two weeks vacationing somewhere, but even those couple of cases I've heard of got joint health insurance, a joint bank account, etc...

[Boiler 43,395]

So what do you have?