BEEN ACCUSED OF ABUSE

[Hello. 2]

She was going to get it with or without you, apparently.

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One question if 2 people get married in a traditional way or customary marriage how would that be considered a legal marriage to the USCIS when we never got a licence in her country? We only have a USA marriage certificate.I saw someone on this site a muslim who was once married in her country and divorced by customary marriage ,no marriage certificate ,so in this case can she say she was married before to uscis no divorce certificate?Before you judge left ,right and center the first marriage doesnt have a certificate.If people leave together lets say for 10 years and have kids together but dont register their marriage would the court of law say there married definately not.So uscis would in this case also look at the first traditional or customary marriage to be legal?Please no one committed fraud here thank you for you opinion.

. . . plus up to 5 years in prison and up to $250K in fine.

If you want to pay your wife back for labeling you as a wife beater here is your chance.

You can wave her goodbye when she is being escorted into the plane back home with a lifetime bar attached.

[dan_ling 6]

If filing K1 I did not know that after marriage and not filing AOS that the wife could file VAWA, is this true?

Next the OP says:

'My wife is verbally abusive, has thrown hot tea at me and then punched me and I'm sure there will be more physical attacks in the future but my wife not doing my AOS and lying about it is the worse abuse, its 24/7. Last Thursday my wifes ex came to the door with batteries for my step daughters calculator, my wife asked him for the $40 he owed her he said he didn't have it so she chased after him with an hot bowl of soup and threw it at him.'

How is the OP wife's ex here in the US?

[Kathryn41 3,205]

I am closing this thread.

The OP and his wife committed Visa Fraud by using a K-1 visa for which she was not eligible when she entered the US (one of the conditions of the K-1 is that the beneficiary must still be a fiancee when she enters the US - she cannot be married. The marriage was such that the beneficiary was able to obtain a green card through a VAWA claim after the husband failed to continue the necessary next step of the immigration process which should have happened shortly after her arrival. The OP, however, is not asking for immigration advice but for legal family advice as to how the claim that he abused his wife will affect him personally. He has received the appropriate answer - talk to a lawyer knowledgeable in family law. This is not a question for Visa Journey and the circumstances of this questions' background violate the Terms of Service.