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Unrecognized Marriage and Divorce on I-130 application

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13 hours ago, pushbrk said:

Another really terrible idea.  Call the misinformation line?  I don't think so.  Do you really think an operator reading from a script, or speculating wildly, will give better advice than the SENIOR senior members here will?  Really?

I think that the clear correct choice is the honesty in showing her marriage, and "REALLY" that there is nothing wrong with calling USCIS with a question. The ANSWER to it may not be guaranteed, but there is a possibility that they could help.

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This is, in my opinion, pass the advice of a message board and should be research with the expertise of (possible several) legal counsel.   Common law marriages do exist in the US. These are

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Another really terrible idea.  Call the misinformation line?  I don't think so.  Do you really think an operator reading from a script, or speculating wildly, will give better advice than the SENIOR s

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I would definitely get another legal opinion before I followed this advice.

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28 minutes ago, Daisy.Chain said:

I think that the clear correct choice is the honesty in showing her marriage, and "REALLY" that there is nothing wrong with calling USCIS with a question. The ANSWER to it may not be guaranteed, but there is a possibility that they could help.

Far more possibility of HURT than help, in my not so humble opinion.  You do show "marriages".  You do not show, non-marriages.  The relationship in question is not and never was a "marriage".

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On 1/20/2018 at 11:29 AM, adil-rafa said:

 

depending on the state they lived in they could also be married under "common law marriage"

 

Could be.  If they are, then they need a divorce.  Is that the case here?  Not likely.  One key issue regarding "common law marriages" is that the only tend to be "recognized" when one party sues for divorce, based on common law marriage.  There's another RARE exception, but not applicable in less than a fraction of a percentage of such common law marriages for people over 70 or so.

 

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6 minutes ago, Daudia said:

First i want to thank all of you and especially you  sir for your time to comment on my situation .thank you.

He lives in MISSOURI  KANSAS city. 

Read my edit to the post you quoted above.

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