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We never applied for the GC and going to divorce. What are the consequences?

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Suss&Camm
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If the USC is ready to stand by a i864 for the immigrant and the marriage was bonafide - it is not fraud to file for AOS. The AOS is based on the marriage being entered into in good faith.

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that would be just to get a GC and would be fraud.    in short since there is no longer a valid marriage there is no reason the us government should let you get a gc. this is purely the resu

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Actually, it's the intending immigrant's responsibility to file for AOS. Always has been. The USC's responsibility is to support them in their effort and provide a completed I-864. It's is not the USC

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someone will just slap you of you provoke him, and someone might push you from the stairs so you'll break your neck :dead:

I wouldn't do that

 

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Sadly a lot of VAWA fraud friends and dodgy lawyers.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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caliliving: You must be a lawyer if you are saying lawyers are not magicians other than that you don't know the laws so stay or stay in your lane 

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23 minutes ago, Coco8 said:

 

Can't you file for AOS now before divorce? I thought you said he had offered to be the sponsor for the financial document?

I can, but don't want to.

I was more interested oiff i will get a ban on entering.

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Just now, Maria&Derrick said:

I can, but don't want to.

I was more interested oiff i will get a ban on entering.

Well that has been answered.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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5 hours ago, BMJM4IJN said:

caliliving: You must be a lawyer if you are saying lawyers are not magicians other than that you don't know the laws so stay or stay in your lane 

Lmao! Not sure why ur trying go dispute me. The advice given was pro bono. Lawyers can fill put paperwork and if you need a waiver 100% get a lawyer .  How will a lawyer help hrr?? Please, enlighten me

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I'm just curios, what sense in filing AOS before divorcing?

Isn't it one of condition sof getting a green card - staying married to petitioner through all of the processes? Even if I received the first, temporary GC, I still would have to stay married for another 2 years after getting first GC to get permanent GC (or 3, to get citizenship)?

If our marriage failed but we filed AOS anyway, why would they even consider it?

 

What my husband offered is that I go home but we do not divorce, and when he gets it together 2 or 3 years later, he'd apply for spouse visa for me.

 

I don't see much sense in any of that

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11 hours ago, Maria&Derrick said:

I'm just curios, what sense in filing AOS before divorcing?

Isn't it one of condition sof getting a green card - staying married to petitioner through all of the processes? Even if I received the first, temporary GC, I still would have to stay married for another 2 years after getting first GC to get permanent GC (or 3, to get citizenship)?

If our marriage failed but we filed AOS anyway, why would they even consider it?

 

What my husband offered is that I go home but we do not divorce, and when he gets it together 2 or 3 years later, he'd apply for spouse visa for me.

 

I don't see much sense in any of that

 

If you do as he says, next thing that's gonna happen is that HE is going to file a divorce, you won't be able to appear in the case being stranded in another country, you'll default on it and he'll get whatever he asks in the petition. Be careful.

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3 hours ago, caliliving said:

Lmao! Not sure why ur trying go dispute me. The advice given was pro bono. Lawyers can fill put paperwork and if you need a waiver 100% get a lawyer .  How will a lawyer help hrr?? Please, enlighten me

That "advice" will get women killed. Stop advising it. 





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3 hours ago, Unidentified said:

That "advice" will get women killed. Stop advising it. 

And Men.

 

VAWA applies to both genders.

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