VAWA - divorce - new marriage

[3bvsla 1]

let's say i have i-360 VAWA pending, and I'm going to get divorced and get married again. would it lead to denial of new i-130 and i-360 in the same time?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Wait - you want to get a 360 on the first marriage, get married again, then do another 360?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Uh... really???

[lostinNJ 3]

U will be denied I-360, further more, you will be denied at the I-485 interview, as it would seem the only reason you entered the marriage was to gain immigration benefits. hmmmmm, so the question is, are you trying to gain immigration benefits by entering into a fraudulent marriage?

[trillium13 84]

Are you trying to figure out the fastest way to a GC? It is all looking kind of suspicious.

[Kar98 0]

"Soyuz nerushimy respublik svobodnykh..."

[3bvsla 1]

No, what if get married and will have kids. FOR REAL, not for green card. So we will have to just NOT tell USCIS that we are married?

but what if they deny my I-360 and I'll be married for 5 years by then, and have 2 kids, house and etc. Would it be still suspicious?

[justashooter 430]

people who have been the victim of abuse rarely marry quickly after seperation from the abusive relationship.

i know a guy who was abused by his wife for some years, emotionally, physically, and through adultery. she finally left him to go live with another guy, her husband keeping the kids she had no interest in. thereafter she repeatedly attacked him in his home and swore out affidavits to have him falsely arrested. the guy finally got an ex-parte order against her and things cooled down. he was able to force the divorce she contested 2 1/2 years after separation. he couldn't have a normal relationship for more than 5 years.

[Old Dominion 26]

let's say i have i-360 VAWA pending, and I'm going to get divorced and get married again. would it lead to denial of new i-130 and i-360 in the same time?

More information on your situation is needed if you want anyone to give a good answer to the question. In any event, if there is an abusive marriage then you need to end it and not be so concerned about immigration matters. If you wish to remarry, don't even think of trying to be untruthful with USCIS.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Remarriage during the pendency of an I-360 case results in a denial. If you are engaged to a USC citizen, you could withdraw the I-360 and simply pursue a marrigae-based petition. That is, of course, if you were not originally a K-1 entrant.

let's say i have i-360 VAWA pending, and I'm going to get divorced and get married again. would it lead to denial of new i-130 and i-360 in the same time?

[trillium13 84]

No, what if get married and will have kids. FOR REAL, not for green card. So we will have to just NOT tell USCIS that we are married?

but what if they deny my I-360 and I'll be married for 5 years by then, and have 2 kids, house and etc. Would it be still suspicious?

So what you want to do is, attempt to adjust one way, and if that doesn't work out, try another? That would definitely look suspicious, if your I-360 is denied, and then you said, "well I've been married to this guy for 5 years, since you didn't let me adjust one way, let me do it this way, seeing as how I'm already married and have kids. Sorry I didn't tell you, USCIS, about marrying this other guy, but I wanted to cover all my bases."

I don't know about the legalities of getting married while applying for I-360 and all of that. I do know what looks suspicious though.

So the answer to your question is yes, it does look suspicious.

If you are truly being abused, and you want to go through with the I-360, do it. You shouldn't have a problem proving it if it's well documented. If this guy you're in such a hurry to marry really loves you, he will be there waiting for you.

[lostinNJ 3]

Nicely said

[Niagara 1]

If you came here on K-1 visa, then, NO, you can't. You will need go back to your country and make another K-1 or K-3.

[EWTN2009 0]

U will be denied I-360, further more, you will be denied at the I-485 interview, as it would seem the only reason you entered the marriage was to gain immigration benefits. hmmmmm, so the question is, are you trying to gain immigration benefits by entering into a fraudulent marriage?

That is so true, if you get married while your I-360 is still pending, that would be a problem and will be denied. From my personal experience, I don't wanna know anything about dating, relationships, marriages, etc since 2 years ago when I was abused. I'm not saying that I'll be alone for the rest of my life, but I think everyone of us who suffered an abuse, needs to heal (mentally, emotionally) ourselves before start a new seriuos relationship. But, some of us could move on with their lives faster than others, so if that's your case, you should contact an immigration lawyer and ask what it would be better for you. Good Luck.