CR1 Granted

[AA100 19]

Hi All,

I have a question. CR1 visa has been granted to my spouse but because of some marital problems we would like to end our relationship. Is it possible for me to inform the immigration authorities if my spouse still decides to travel to US. Is it possible for my spouse to enter into US even if we end up our relationship.

Thanks in Advance

[Cathi 5,609]

No she cannot enter if the marriage is over. The visa was granted because you are married, not divorced.

[lost_at_sea 995]

You say "if we end our relationship". Are you or not? Obviously, you're not yet divorced. She can still enter as your wife.

I see from your timeline that the visa was granted in August. When was the medical? The visa has an expiry date of 6 months from the medical. If it's not used by then, it'd not valid for use anymore.

Edited November 12, 2013 by lost_at_sea

[dwheels76 5,459]

Hi All,

I have a question. CR1 visa has been granted to my spouse but because of some marital problems we would like to end our relationship. Is it possible for me to inform the immigration authorities if my spouse still decides to travel to US. Is it possible for my spouse to enter into US even if we end up our relationship.

Thanks in Advance

You as the petitioner can call embassy and DOS and see if you can have Visa revoked. A pending divorce may do it. But please be sure and make sure this is not out of spite.

[etrangais 926]

it sounds like immigration fraud to me! did she use marriage to get a visa and then divorce? she could get in trouble if she enters the USA for immigration fraud!!!!

لا حول و لا قوة الا بالله!!!!

[lost_at_sea 995]

it sounds like immigration fraud to me! did she use marriage to get a visa and then divorce? she could get in trouble if she enters the USA for immigration fraud!!!!

لا حول و لا قوة الا بالله!!!!

Why does it sound like immigration fraud? She hasn't even used the visa that's been in her possession since August and they are not divorced.

Edited November 12, 2013 by lost_at_sea

[Ryan H 3,790]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits forum.

[etrangais 926]

Why does it sound like immigration fraud? She hasn't even used the visa that's been in her possession since August and they are not divorced.

All I'm saying is: getting a divorce after getting the visa is suspicious! I did not say it was fraud, but it may lead to some questions later on

Edited November 12, 2013 by etrangais

[JohnR! 5,495]

Hi All,

I have a question. CR1 visa has been granted to my spouse but because of some marital problems we would like to end our relationship. Is it possible for me to inform the immigration authorities if my spouse still decides to travel to US. Is it possible for my spouse to enter into US even if we end up our relationship.

Thanks in Advance

Send a note to the consulate and advise them you are going to dissolve your marriage. That is all you can really do at this point.

[Brian1967## 119]

If you are divorceing call and write the embassy and try to terminate the visa. Please make sure you both want the divorce. Every marriage is worth saving

[AA100 19]

Hi All,

Please let me clarify something. we are not divorced yet. I have following questions in my head:

1) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I do not file for the divorce?

2) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I file for the divorce?

Why does it sound like immigration fraud? She hasn't even used the visa that's been in her possession since August and they are not divorced.

Hi All,

Please let me clarify something. we are not divorced yet. I have following questions in my head:

1) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I do not file for the divorce?

2) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I file for the divorce?

[AA100 19]

You say "if we end our relationship". Are you or not? Obviously, you're not yet divorced. She can still enter as your wife.

I see from your timeline that the visa was granted in August. When was the medical? The visa has an expiry date of 6 months from the medical. If it's not used by then, it'd not valid for use anymore.

Hi All,

Please let me clarify something. we are not divorced yet. I have following questions in my head:

1) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I do not file for the divorce?

2) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I file for the divorce?

[dwheels76 5,459]

Hi All,

Please let me clarify something. we are not divorced yet. I have following questions in my head:

1) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I do not file for the divorce?

2) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I file for the divorce?

If you do nothing she can enter with or without a divorce. It's not like immigration follows you after a visa.

She can have Visa. Fly into whatever city or state,. She is legal and has the green card to prove it.

[Shiobhan 235]

She did no fraud, she is not the one

contemplating divorce, OP don't U

want to give it a chance? U may just

be cold-feet at losing your independence.

I would not advice U to sulley the ladys

name with USCIS if she has done nothing

wrong to you, don't report anything she is still

your wife.

[aamirpearl 47]

Hi All,

Please let me clarify something. we are not divorced yet. I have following questions in my head:

1) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I do not file for the divorce?

2) Is it possible for my spouse to enter US if I file for the divorce?

Yes its 100% possible

Its more like you are not worried to save your marriage but stop him from coming to us :S:S:S:S

Let him come to you and try to make things work out