I-751 denied what can i do

[sunnyp 0]

hello everyone i need help. i got 2 year green card thru marring a US citizen in 2005. during the 2 years we were living with her parents. during that time i caught her cheating twice on me i have eye whitens. so i left her parents house and moved out but we were still trying to work thing out. but she gave up and filled for an annulment i did not know what an annulment is she came to my house and pick me up and took me to a lawyer and told me to singe a page and told me to not any question and i would do this if i love her. which i did so i asked her what it was and she said it was divorce

and if want to see her happy to singe it. which i did. but i did not no she wrote that i left her 3 months after the marriage. which was a lie. and she said it was divorce instead of an annulment. that was a lie. after that i got in trouble with the law in 2007. and went to jail for 3 months then i started filling my paperwork for my I-751. but the lawyer i hired was not doing anything. and asking for more money so i hired and new lawyer. and we tried to gather evidence to prove that my marriage was real. but i did not have anything and we filed the I-751 with what ever i could gather. and today (12-10-13) was the intervie. my lawyer said it dint got well. and i am going to get dined because of lack of evidence and they will start removal against me. I NEED HELP please. what can i do to save my status.

[newlyweds2010 208]

You have a lawyer, he or she is in the best position to give you advice

[amysummer13 7]

Boy you screwed up full time signing any document, now you might need one of those blood sucking attorney's to bail you out if at all possible. Good luck with that. Consult a lawyer and have him review your case and advice you well.

[Sirdaniel42 86]

The only advise I can give you is to find a really good immigration lawyer.

Good Luck

[avf 0]

If the denial is due to lack of evidence then your option could be to beg your ex and her parents, her friends to give you an affadavit stating you were in a genuine marriage but it did not work out and she asked for annulment instead of divorce and you signed it in pursuit of not knowing the implications on your immigration status and refile your 751.

Edited December 11, 2013 by avf

[Darnell 8,478]

although your lawyer said this stuff to you,

what did the USCIS Immigration Officer say to _you_ ?

[JayJayH 546]

Second Darnell. And start talking to your lawyer about an appeal.

[JayJayH 546]

Oh, and besides it being an annulment - do you now know roughly what you signed?

[Avery Cates 1,141]

A signed annulment plus legal trouble is not a good look.

[sunnyp 0]

If the denial is due to lack of evidence then your option could be to beg your ex and her parents, her friends to give you an affadavit stating you were in a genuine marriage but it did not work out and she asked for annulment instead of divorce and you signed it in pursuit of not knowing the implications on your immigration status and refile your 751.

yes denial is due to lack of evidence and her complain in the annulment that i left her 3 months of marriage

[sunnyp 0]

Oh, and besides it being an annulment - do you now know roughly what you signed?\

i singed the annulment said that i left her 3 months after the marriage. which is not true. because. she came with me to my first interview. which was 9 months after the marriage.

[sunnyp 0]

although your lawyer said this stuff to you,

what did the USCIS Immigration Officer say to _you_

he said the case was weak. and he will notify me in mail. he asked me for pic. i couldn't provide because. she had them.

[belinda63 2,981]

You signed an annulment, got into enough criminal trouble that you were in jail, did not remove conditions in a timely manner. You need an excellent attorney not just a good one. Chances are slim.

[kzielu 1,147]

And by the way - what's the reason for him to stay ? Moved here for his wife - that's gone. Has criminal conviction. That's should be straightforward deportation case.

[together4evr 360]

What was the criminal charge

Felony

Misdemeanor

What crime was it