dissolution of marriage vs divorce california

[deus360 9]

Well I am getting a dissolution of marriage and I already have my 10 year GC. Can a dissolution of dissolution of marriage have any adverse effect on my residence vs a normal divorce? not sure if one for example may say that I agree to never have been legally married to my ex-wife, and in theory this could eliminate my 10 year GC. Is possible?

Edited April 8, 2013 by deus360

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

Well I am getting a dissolution of marriage and I already have my 10 year GC. Can a dissolution of dissolution of marriage have any adverse effect on my residence vs a normal divorce? not sure if one for example may say that I agree to never have been legally married to my ex-wife, and in theory this could eliminate my 10 year GC. Is possible?

A dissolution of marriage is a divorce. An annulment is something completely different and a very rare thing in modern America.

[deus360 9]

A dissolution of marriage is a divorce. An annulment is something completely different and a very rare thing in modern America.

thanks for the info. I was referring about An annulment, I think. I read in forum here a wife trying to win that to make his ex hasband lose his permanent GC. wasn't sure about the right word.

[Bayareaguy 156]

Here are the possible reasons to be granted an annulment: http://www.courts.ca.gov/1037.htm

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

thanks for the info. I was referring about An annulment, I think. I read in forum here a wife trying to win that to make his ex hasband lose his permanent GC. wasn't sure about the right word.

Are you sure you're getting an annulment and not a summary dissolution of marriage? Summary dissolutions are, in California, pretty much identical to a divorce but are a little less complicated. Annulments are not that easy to obtain compared to a divorce or especially a summary dissolution.