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[EM_Vandaveer 2,370]

So you married your new wife before divorce was final with your first wife?

Sounds like it.

[NikLR 13,220]

They did that the first time. Then they divorced their second wife and has since remarried them.

I think the timeline looks like this:

married WIFE A

separated from WIFE A

started divorce from WIFE A

married WIFE B

divorced finalized from WIFE A

Sent petition - denied

divorced WIFE B

remarried WIFE B

Sent 2nd petition

[monaia99 0]

If I understand correctly, just to clarify. Let us know if this is correct:

1) You separated from your first wife.

2) You filed for divorce

3) You married to the US citizen wife after filing for divorce but BEFORE divorce was finalized legally.

Is this correct? If yes, in the eyes of USCIS you are NOT legally divorced and were not able to legally marry the 2nd time. If this is true, your 2nd marriage is illegal. I am not sure how to get out of this mess. Hire the lawyer.

but i divorce us wife and remarried here again before reapplay

They did that the first time. Then they divorced their second wife and has since remarried them.

I think the timeline looks like this:

married WIFE A

separated from WIFE A

started divorce from WIFE A

married WIFE B

divorced finalized from WIFE A

Sent petition - denied

divorced WIFE B

remarried WIFE B

Sent 2nd petition

yes exactly so what will be the result after i send my paper again after all of those steps deny again or no ?

Sounds like it.

married WIFE A

separated from WIFE A

started divorce from WIFE A

married WIFE B

divorced finalized from WIFE A

Sent petition - denied

divorced WIFE B

remarried WIFE B

Sent 2nd petition

You'll still have to wait on average 5 months for USCIS to approve the petition. You will be denied if your divorce was not final before the date you married your wife.

married WIFE A

separated from WIFE A

started divorce from WIFE A

married WIFE B

divorced finalized from WIFE A

Sent petition - denied

divorced WIFE B

remarried WIFE B

Sent 2nd petition

[EM_Vandaveer 2,370]

Technically your new petition could be approved. Having committed bigamy in the past won't be in your favor, though.

[monaia99 0]

Why not in my favor i said truth and i didnt lie abd i sent evidence said that i have only my wife b and i sent papers that i already divorce the first one in court so i didnt do bigamy because i love that no i was trying t get divirce frim my ex wife in court thats all si why u said not in my favor ?

[NikLR 13,220]

Because you did commit bigamy, even if it was unintentional and the USCIS will closely look at your case.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Why not in my favor i said truth and i didnt lie abd i sent evidence said that i have only my wife b and i sent papers that i already divorce the first one in court so i didnt do bigamy because i love that no i was trying t get divirce frim my ex wife in court thats all si why u said not in my favor ?

It's not in your favor because you committed the crime of bigamy.

Bigamy means you were married to two people at the same time. Process of divorce means you are still married. So while you were MARRIED to the first wife and divorcing her, you married another woman BEFORE your divorce was final. That makes you a bigamist.

Getting a divorce AFTER you commit the crime of bigamy by BEING MARRIED TO TWO WOMEN AT THE SAME TIME does not erase the crime of bigamy.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Because you did commit bigamy, even if it was unintentional and the USCIS will closely look at your case.

It's not unintentional bigamy. Unintentional requires that the bigamist held a reasonable belief that he was free to marry. KNOWING that he was in the process of getting a divorce and that it was not final would not leave a person with a reasonable belief that he was free to marry. Marrying another woman knowing that your divorce is not final makes it pretty much intentional bigamy.

[monaia99 0]

It's not unintentional bigamy. Unintentional requires that the bigamist held a reasonable belief that he was free to marry. KNOWING that he was in the process of getting a divorce and that it was not final would not leave a person with a reasonable belief that he was free to marry. Marrying another woman knowing that your divorce is not final makes it pretty much intentional bigamy.

i was with the ex wife in court process of divorce that doesnt mean it was areal married we r processing our divorce when i married the new wife

Edited December 11, 2016 by Ryan H
Reason for edit: to remove multiple postings.

[aaron2020 11,651]

i was with the ex wife in court process of divorce that doesnt mean it was areal married we r processing our divorce when i married the new wife

What? What wasn't "real?" Did you have a fake marriage so you can get a green card?

If you are in the process of getting a divorce, it means you are still married. SHE IS YOUR WIFE UNTIL THE DIVORCE IS FINAL. By marrying your new wife knowing that your divorce was not final means that you committed the crime of bigamy.

Edited December 11, 2016 by Ryan H
Reason for edit: to remove multiple postings in quote.

[aaron2020 11,651]

You need to understand this basic concept of divorce law.

Process of divorcing = still married so not free to marry anyone else.

Divorce finalized = single and free to marry.

You married your new wife while processing your divorce when you were NOT free to marry anyone else. That makes you a bigamist.

[monaia99 0]

What? What wasn't "real?" Did you have a fake marriage so you can get a green card?

If you are in the process of getting a divorce, it means you are still married. SHE IS YOUR WIFE UNTIL THE DIVORCE IS FINAL. By marrying your new wife knowing that your divorce was not final means that you committed the crime of bigamy.

so how i solve that ?

[aaron2020 11,651]

so how i solve that ?

Get a really good and competent immigration attorney to help you.

What do you mean that your first marriage was not "real?"

[monaia99 0]

Get a really good and competent immigration attorney to help you.

What do you mean that your first marriage was not "real?"

i didnt leave with her and our divorce took like 6 months on court to get divorce and i wanted to marry my new wife so i married her

but after we got denied we got divorce and remarried and preparing ourselves to send again do u think if we are going to send again they will deny again or that's will be a new case ?

[aaron2020 11,651]

i didnt leave with her and our divorce took like 6 months on court to get divorce and i wanted to marry my new wife so i married her

but after we got denied we got divorce and remarried and preparing ourselves to send again do u think if we are going to send again they will deny again or that's will be a new case ?

Go get a competent immigration lawyer.

You complicated things by committing bigamy. Divorce did not erase your crime.

And seriously, what do you mean that your first marriage was not real?

Edited December 10, 2016 by aaron2020