K-1Visa, Divorce is Final

[BS2015 1]

Hello Everybody
 

I need a support from you all guys, I'm K-1 visa and I was married last year.

After a short period of time living together, we found that our interests and expectations were not compatible.   After prolonged and ongoing disagreements and verbal arguments we mutually chose to divorce due to irreconcilable differences.   Although our marriage was short-lived, our initial long-term intentions were 100% sincere. We depart with no ill feelings towards each other nor any future expectations from each other. our marriage are in good faith.

 

so now were separated and our divorce was already final,

what I am asking is, what are the proof though I need to collect?

 

from out marriage we have only joint Bank account and Credit Card, And also I am on his Phone Plan and he don't want to cut it off , even we are Divorce already our Joint bank account still active and he don't want to cut it off it also,

aside from that , we separated one year already and i  move to other state and find a work and i got a job at the Bank, and i have my bank account and everything. even i am on my own after our divorce still our communication still there. 

so now He already wrote a affidavit of statement about our short living together. 

 

my green card will expires this December 2017.

 

i don't have a lot of proof to send to immigration,, 

I am still able to file for my ROC by my self, and continue to live here and to work?

 

guys help what i need to do.

 

thank you and Happy New Year,

 

[BS2015 1]

Need immediate Respond  

 

I am on my range for the removal of my conditional this year,

 

I am already divorce and my divorce is final

how long should a send a file to the USCIS for my removal of conditional ?

[ch3john 308]

no earlier than 90 before your current card expires

[EM_Vandaveer 2,369]

27 minutes ago, ch3john said:

no earlier than 90 before your current card expires

Wrong. With the divorce being final, OP can file anytime from now until the expiration date on the GC.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

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[BS2015 1]

Thank you guys. you think i will have a problem due of my numbers of proof to send to immigration?

 

 

[EM_Vandaveer 2,369]

You can't send what you don't have. His letter in support of your application may help. Did you file taxes together during the marriage? That's a good piece of evidence.

What about joint lease from the time you lived together?

[BS2015 1]

10 minutes ago, EM_Vandaveer said:

You can't send what you don't have. His letter in support of your application may help. Did you file taxes together during the marriage? That's a good piece of evidence.

What about joint lease from the time you lived together?

while were living together i dont have source of income before , because im a student and doesnt have job. 

when i move here with him. and we dont file taxes together , because i moved out january 2016 when we agree of divorce. 

i got job later arround of july and we only file individual i will apply by my self only this coming filling of taxes.

 

what i have is only i stated above.

 

[Anthony.B 2]

On 1/1/2017 at 7:19 PM, BS2015 said:

Need immediate Respond  

 

I am on my range for the removal of my conditional this year,

 

I am already divorce and my divorce is final

how long should a send a file to the USCIS for my removal of conditional ?

Just join the national guard like me, they will take your conditional green card and throw it in the trash and give you U.S. Citizenship instead haha. 

 

I too had exact same problem as you! My marriage was same as you, But only way i saw saving myself was to join the National Guard (Which i love).

[Villanelle 4,121]

1 hour ago, Anthony.B said:

Just join the national guard like me, they will take your conditional green card and throw it in the trash and give you U.S. Citizenship instead haha. 

 

I too had exact same problem as you! My marriage was same as you, But only way i saw saving myself was to join the National Guard (Which i love).

Look, I understand what you are saying- and while it is completely accurate--- I do find it somewhat borderline on being considered "fraudulent or illegal activity" so I am going to report this post and have the mods review it. 

My line of thinking is- yes, you are suggesting a legitimate immigration path. However you are suggesting it as an alternative to someone who can not meet the burden of proof for the path they are currently on. This is in effect circumventing immigration laws. Its almost like saying to someone well, if you cant meet the proof for a tourist visa then get married to be able to enter the US. Again- legal but very questionable. I do not believe on VJ it is allowed to suggest things in an effort to CIRCUMVENT current laws or situations one may find themselves in, but rather to provide suggestions and options for the current situation. I hope this makes sense... I mean its a tricky area and how the words are said make a difference. I am not really comfortable with this circumventing suggestion being thrown around on this and other threads- But I will respect the mods decision on the issue. 

[BS2015 1]

2 hours ago, Damara said:

Look, I understand what you are saying- and while it is completely accurate--- I do find it somewhat borderline on being considered "fraudulent or illegal activity" so I am going to report this post and have the mods review it. 

My line of thinking is- yes, you are suggesting a legitimate immigration path. However you are suggesting it as an alternative to someone who can not meet the burden of proof for the path they are currently on. This is in effect circumventing immigration laws. Its almost like saying to someone well, if you cant meet the proof for a tourist visa then get married to be able to enter the US. Again- legal but very questionable. I do not believe on VJ it is allowed to suggest things in an effort to CIRCUMVENT current laws or situations one may find themselves in, but rather to provide suggestions and options for the current situation. I hope this makes sense... I mean its a tricky area and how the words are said make a difference. I am not really comfortable with this circumventing suggestion being thrown around on this and other threads- But I will respect the mods decision on the issue. 

will some of the suggestion of the people like what you read is not helpful..

 

do you any idea about what im facing at the moment> ? 

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can you send me a message privately ?

[KurosawaSan 52]

5 hours ago, Damara said:

Look, I understand what you are saying- and while it is completely accurate--- I do find it somewhat borderline on being considered "fraudulent or illegal activity" so I am going to report this post and have the mods review it. 

My line of thinking is- yes, you are suggesting a legitimate immigration path. However you are suggesting it as an alternative to someone who can not meet the burden of proof for the path they are currently on. This is in effect circumventing immigration laws. Its almost like saying to someone well, if you cant meet the proof for a tourist visa then get married to be able to enter the US. Again- legal but very questionable. I do not believe on VJ it is allowed to suggest things in an effort to CIRCUMVENT current laws or situations one may find themselves in, but rather to provide suggestions and options for the current situation. I hope this makes sense... I mean its a tricky area and how the words are said make a difference. I am not really comfortable with this circumventing suggestion being thrown around on this and other threads- But I will respect the mods decision on the issue. 

I don't think this has anything to do with circumventing laws - there are no suggestions to falsify documents or facts, but rather show alternate legal paths to achieve the same goal. Those exist for a reason.

[silvablad3 0]

18 hours ago, Damara said:

Look, I understand what you are saying- and while it is completely accurate--- I do find it somewhat borderline on being considered "fraudulent or illegal activity" so I am going to report this post and have the mods review it. 

My line of thinking is- yes, you are suggesting a legitimate immigration path. However you are suggesting it as an alternative to someone who can not meet the burden of proof for the path they are currently on. This is in effect circumventing immigration laws. Its almost like saying to someone well, if you cant meet the proof for a tourist visa then get married to be able to enter the US. Again- legal but very questionable. I do not believe on VJ it is allowed to suggest things in an effort to CIRCUMVENT current laws or situations one may find themselves in, but rather to provide suggestions and options for the current situation. I hope this makes sense... I mean its a tricky area and how the words are said make a difference. I am not really comfortable with this circumventing suggestion being thrown around on this and other threads- But I will respect the mods decision on the issue. 

he is right, Joining the military and applying for citizenship wont have any ties to immigration laws. I am a recruiter, it wont be illegal to do so. He will be serving our country in return whether it is to help out in natural disasters or what not. It would be a good way of saving himself from deportation yes.

[BS2015 1]

Thanks Guys for me to solve this problem quick I get a lawyer to work with this but thank you guys for all your suggestion