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dont really know what to do i married a woman from costa rica in 2004 i brang her to the states on a fiannce visa we lived in the states til 2007 and moved to costa rica shorly after that she got her green card and left for the states.i had heard nothing from her for 3 years and recently learned she resides in new york.i still live in costa rica.my question is do i have anything to worry about legely as far as not contacting anyone all this time and is it possible for me to get a divorce

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do you have any casefile numbers on anything?

if so, list the casefile types (not the numbers)

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JimVaPhuong   4,863

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dont really know what to do i married a woman from costa rica in 2004 i brang her to the states on a fiannce visa we lived in the states til 2007 and moved to costa rica shorly after that she got her green card and left for the states.i had heard nothing from her for 3 years and recently learned she resides in new york.i still live in costa rica.my question is do i have anything to worry about legely as far as not contacting anyone all this time and is it possible for me to get a divorce

Your post is all over the place, but let me see if I can piece together your timeline...

1. You brought your fiancee to the US from Costa Rica in 2004.

2. You married in 2004.

3. You moved to Costa Rica in 2007.

4. Shortly after you moved to Costa Rica she got her green card???

It's item #4 that's got me confused. Did you not apply for and receive any sort of green card between 2004 and 2007? Or, did she get a conditional green card, and then received her unconditional green card after you returned to Costa Rica? If she's got an unconditional green card then her immigration status is no longer connected with your marriage. Legally, the only thing you've got to worry about is the affidavit of support. Hopefully, she'll become a US citizen soon, if she hasn't already, and you won't have to worry about the affidavit of support anymore.

You can get a divorce any time you like. Hire a divorce lawyer.

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