scared to death :((((

[popo 0]

hi everibody,

i dont know if here is the place to post this topic, but i just got my 10 years green card - 4 months ago!!!!

my husband wants a divorce, we ve been fighting like crazy, i m moving out of the apartment at the end of the month. but yesterday he told me that when we get divorced our marriage s gonna look suspicious, because i just got my green card and and the Irs or something like that he said will send me back to my country!!!

I m so scared !!! is that true, can i be kicked out of the country !!!

Please any advise highly appreciatted !!!

[Rhiannercakes 14]

No, you can not be kicked out of the country.

You are now a permanent resident. He can't do anything to try and get you out.

[payxibka 10,045]

hi everibody,

i dont know if here is the place to post this topic, but i just got my 10 years green card - 4 months ago!!!!

my husband wants a divorce, we ve been fighting like crazy, i m moving out of the apartment at the end of the month. but yesterday he told me that when we get divorced our marriage s gonna look suspicious, because i just got my green card and and the Irs or something like that he said will send me back to my country!!!

I m so scared !!! is that true, can i be kicked out of the country !!!

Please any advise highly appreciatted !!!

You have your 10 yr greencard, your conditions of residency have been removed unless there is a finding of immigration fraud it sounds like a "scare" tactic that has no merit. Nobody will be coming for you.

[Sandrila 1]

[franticsky 0]

You have your 10 yr greencard, your conditions of residency have been removed unless there is a finding of immigration fraud it sounds like a "scare" tactic that has no merit. Nobody will be coming for you.

No you wont be kicked out of the country ..BUT , when you file for your citizenship , make sure you file it after 5 years from the day you got your first conditional green card (the one which was valid for 2 years)

Because if you file citizenship in 2 years and 9 months which most condtional residents do after getting ther 10 year GC there can be some issues , since a person should still be married to the us citizen spouse if he or she files citizenship after 2 years and 9 months

Just my 2 cents..

[sh18 3]

hi everibody,

i dont know if here is the place to post this topic, but i just got my 10 years green card - 4 months ago!!!!

my husband wants a divorce, we ve been fighting like crazy, i m moving out of the apartment at the end of the month. but yesterday he told me that when we get divorced our marriage s gonna look suspicious, because i just got my green card and and the Irs or something like that he said will send me back to my country!!!

I m so scared !!! is that true, can i be kicked out of the country !!!

Please any advise highly appreciatted !!!

I would be scared if you didn't get it yet.. but yeah, you're completely fine.

[Darnell 8,478]

impossible to be deported because of only divorce after holding 10 year gc.

relax, you.

Seriously. Relax.

Edited January 13, 2010 by Darnell

[v333k 59]

hi everibody,

i dont know if here is the place to post this topic, but i just got my 10 years green card - 4 months ago!!!!

my husband wants a divorce, we ve been fighting like crazy, i m moving out of the apartment at the end of the month. but yesterday he told me that when we get divorced our marriage s gonna look suspicious, because i just got my green card and and the Irs or something like that he said will send me back to my country!!!

I m so scared !!! is that true, can i be kicked out of the country !!!

Please any advise highly appreciatted !!!

Just make sure you collect some evidence in case during naturalization (if you plan to become a citizen) they ask. If there has been serious domestic violence, you can call the cops and file a report. However, to answer your question - no he has no power to get you kicked out of the country. you are a LEGAL permanent resident now.

[popo 0]

thank u guys i feel better now )))

[sh18 3]

Just make sure you collect some evidence in case during naturalization (if you plan to become a citizen) they ask. If there has been serious domestic violence, you can call the cops and file a report. However, to answer your question - no he has no power to get you kicked out of the country. you are a LEGAL permanent resident now.

Not sure it will be relevant at all: I mean even if they question it...it is not like because he was violent it makes it okay As long as they divorced after she got the GC not during or before...

Edited January 13, 2010 by sh18

[Jasman0717 9]

thank u guys i feel better now )))

MOve on with your life now, that 10-card is permanent resident status and you can get far away from your ex as possible.

[Mavisgrind 1]

Nothing to worry about. You are a legal permanent resident and there is no reason to stay wit the brute if he is abusing you. I you apply for citizenship in three years (total five from your original conditional permanent residency date) you may be asked about the conditions of your marriage and separation/divorce but it will not be a bar to you.

On a separate note, my wife became a USC and had a baby within two weeks of each other last summer. It made the swearing in ceremony a bit more exciting!