Withdraw financial support for mother in law

[Pinkrlion 2,617]

You can withdraw, but you need case number to write the letter of withdrawal.  If she has been issued her green card, then its too late.

[NancyLyz 58]

I'd say it's unfortunate that you gave him your blind trust. See if you can obtain information regarding the immigration case via your husband or any documents. If you can obtain the A-number and/or receipt number, go ahead and send USCIS a letter including all information and your decision to withdraw. If you cannot obtain the information, I'd say still go and send USCIS a letter informing them your decision to withdraw, your current situation (divorcing your husband, the petitioner; not having a record of the document; he is not willing to let you access any application-related documents, etc), information that may help to locate the case (address, petitioner's name, beneficiary's name, and your name as the co-sponsor) and see if they'd respond. It never hurts to give it a try.

 

Best of luck.

[Mansini77 100]

13 hours ago, raj321 said:

My husband used my financial information to apply for his mother green card and we are filing a divorce now. Am I financially responsible for his mother after the divorce. What are my options? Her biometrics has been done. I need immediate help. 

So you signed the I-864, having faith in your ex husband for his mother to obtain her visa.  I'm curious to know if your ex husband co-sponsored the I864, but I doubt we will never know considering the OP had good faith in her then husband and signed the papers without knowing the ramifications if mother in law becomes a public charge.  If you ex husband Co-sponsored, then I doubt they will try to pull any funny business considering he is on the contract as well.  If you are the only one on the I864, this could be problematic.  

 

If your ex mother-in-law applies for any kind of public assistance, then you could be on the hook.  Is your ex-mother-in-law here in the US now?  And if so, where is she living and does she have employment aspirations?  

 

I'm sorry to hear you are in this position.  You must be feeling lots of anxiety and confusion right about now.  Hopefully, the VJ forums can shine a little light on your situation. 

 

 

[Daisy.Chain 317]

3 hours ago, CEE53147 said:

A good example for why you should not sponsor family by marriage.

That is decided on a case-by-case basis by the people involved.

[Boiler 43,883]

I am not sure the OP did sign anything judging from her confusion.

[JoannaV 173]

It sounds like the husband did the I-864 but used household income and so maybe the OP signed the I-864A. Unless the income documents he had were such that he was able to submit them as if they were his own, but really they included income from the OP.