Lift conditions Facing problems...help needed

[ken86 0]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

[Khushi81 1]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

i filed waiver too . just try to submit as much as documentation u have ,that's all we can do . all we have to do is proove that the marriage was in good faith ,and that's all they r concerned abt . well i think u will be ok ,good luck to you and to me as well hahha. u take care bro and try not to worry too much we all r in same boat.

[3600rs 24]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

Its seems that your wife lived with you for a very short time. And you divorce soon after your POE entry. Its in your best interest to file for a waiver with all the proof you can collect as soon as possible. I do not know what proofs you have. Look at the list on the 751 instructions. A good faith statement from your spouse will be very helpful. Since you and your wife lived for a very short period, and your case was referred to the fraud unit before, its time you file the waiver with help of a lawyer. THIS IS NOT DO IT YOURSELF.

[Krikit 1,163]

Moving thread from the ROC forum to Effects of Major Changes.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

According to you timeline, you are not even in the US yet:

10/07/2009---- POE Denver!

Which means you have not even activated your visa, hence you do not even have a greencard. Removal of Conditions is not going to happen.

[wowswift 3]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

According to you timeline, you are not even in the US yet:

10/07/2009---- POE Denver!

Which means you have not even activated your visa, hence you do not even have a greencard. Removal of Conditions is not going to happen.

I think he wrote it the other way, day/month/year...but still, that's only july, fast divorce i guess

[Chica Yeyé 41]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

According to you timeline, you are not even in the US yet:

10/07/2009---- POE Denver!

Which means you have not even activated your visa, hence you do not even have a greencard. Removal of Conditions is not going to happen.

I think he wrote it the other way, day/month/year...but still, that's only july, fast divorce i guess

Could very well be

I still do not think he has much if any evidence to remove conditions on his own.

[3600rs 24]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

According to you timeline, you are not even in the US yet:

10/07/2009---- POE Denver!

Which means you have not even activated your visa, hence you do not even have a greencard. Removal of Conditions is not going to happen.

I think he wrote it the other way, day/month/year...but still, that's only july, fast divorce i guess

Could very well be

I still do not think he has much if any evidence to remove conditions on his own.

Well, i agree! Although he was officially married to the USC in the US, they really didn't cohabit as a couple. All I can see in the time line above is they lived together a few months. And now the OP has a divorce decree for the removal of conditions with waiver. It "could be" a tough call, he better have somebody strong batting on his side. I think quality of evidence is what matters.

Edited September 21, 2009 by 3600rs

[Chica Yeyé 41]

PLUS his case was initially put under AP.

[D&R 0]

hi

I got my conditional GC by DCF, My ex wife came to india and applied for DCF, We are divorced already and i want to lift conditions from my GC. I dont have sufficent proof that we lived together and stuff and I do have proofs and pics of india and before that. will it be difficult for me to lift conditions?

the proofs i have are:

pics that we lived together in india and US

emails

bills

will these documents help me to lift conditons?

thanks

According to you timeline, you are not even in the US yet:

10/07/2009---- POE Denver!

Which means you have not even activated your visa, hence you do not even have a greencard. Removal of Conditions is not going to happen.

I think he wrote it the other way, day/month/year...but still, that's only july, fast divorce i guess

Or.... he's just planning ahead!

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

PLUS his case was initially put under AP.

Also sent to Fraud Prevention Unit!

Ok, wife goes to India and files a DCF exactly 3 months and 1 day after arriving. New Delhi requires proof of residency from the USC! At a minimum, this means the USC must have a long term valid Indian visa, and a Residential Permit. Additional evidence includes proof of employment in India, proof of taxes paid in India, and rent receipts. So, she goes to India with a long term visa, gets a Residential Permit at the Foreigner's Registration Office, and collects evidence of residence for a few months. As soon as she's got enough evidence, they head down to the US embassy and file a DCF. Don't forget proof of US domicile needed for the I-864, so obviously she brought this evidence with her to India.

One week later, she heads back to the US.

Now the beneficiary has arrived in the US, and two months later the divorce is already final and he's looking to remove conditions.

Man, I wish I was the IO on this case.

[CountryBoy 0]

Man, I wish I was the IO on this case.

No kidding .. makes me sick seeing issues like this when honest people have such a hard time getting thru the process .. ugh