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GC holder 5 yr rule before petitioning new spouse(split)

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SusieQQQ
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I can’t comment on how strong your case is but you need to understand it is a heavy burden of proof. He got his green card in Dec 16 and filed for divorce in April 17. That looks really, really bad.

SusieQQQ
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So he stayed married to her for around 3 years despite all these issues and then just a few months after getting his green card he decides they are enough reason to file for divorce? In my humble opin

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The process works based on evidence.  They don't deny because they want to by finding some "problems."  The legal burden is on you to provide the adequate evidence.   It's not up to them to prove

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3 hours ago, nada93d said:

Hello, Karim! We have exactly the same situation, waiting for I-130 approved. But now I am scary that we could finish  in the same boat... what’s the end of your story? Did you sent apeal ? Did they approve this? 

What do you mean same situation, do you mean spouse filing an i130 less than 5 years after getting a green card through marrying a USC?

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1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

What do you mean same situation, do you mean spouse filing an i130 less than 5 years after getting a green card through marrying a USC?

 Yeap. 

My husband filled up i130 for me , but his previously merriage ended up after 3.5 years, and between divorcing and our wedding is less time as their divorce took a bit longer time ...( our situation even prob harder , because my husb got the green card through the ex , we are waiting for RFE and will prepare evidence of his ex marriage so good . So scary that they could deny the petition

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So this somebody you knew before he moved?

“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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56 minutes ago, Boiler said:

So this somebody you knew before he moved?

You mean “somebody” my husband ? 

Mod course no, we meet up with him in Thailand the month after the trip  he apply for divorcing , we been just a friends, and after 1.5 yearts dating and marry in the end . But the situation is so complicated :( 

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1 hour ago, nada93d said:

 Yeap. 

My husband filled up i130 for me , but his previously merriage ended up after 3.5 years, and between divorcing and our wedding is less time as their divorce took a bit longer time ...( our situation even prob harder , because my husb got the green card through the ex , we are waiting for RFE and will prepare evidence of his ex marriage so good . So scary that they could deny the petition

Yes, he should have checked the rules before applying for you. You may get lucky but realistically should probably be prepared for a denial. 

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15 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Yes, he should have checked the rules before applying for you. You may get lucky but realistically should probably be prepared for a denial. 

 So, if you think we would have with the lawer really strong case of proving the evidences , with tons of paper , is it no way  that they will let case go , and approved ?why then they are saying that you MAY not apply until you prove? Like we won’t apply if we are not sure that we don’t have evidences . Their marriage was 100% real, just had a mentality and religion problems:( that’s The reason it did not work

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@nada93d can you provide a timeline of events for clarification?

Date he married his ex...date he got his GC...date divorce was finalized...date he began a relationship with you...date you got married?

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6 minutes ago, Going through said:

@nada93d can you provide a timeline of events for clarification?

Date he married his ex...date he got his GC...date divorce was finalized...date he began a relationship with you...date you got married?

Date he married with ex - I could mix it up now but I guess it was January  ,2014 ( need to ask him exactly)

he got his green card in the beginning of December 2016,  

final divorce November 2017 

Month we begun in relationship June 2017( he applied for divorce in April 2017), 

we got married 9 of January 2019 

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1 minute ago, nada93d said:

Date he married with ex - I could mix it up now but I guess it was January  ,2014 ( need to ask him exactly)

he got his green card in the beginning of December 2016,  

final divorce November 2017 

Month we begun in relationship June 2017( he applied for divorce in April 2017), 

we got married 9 of January 2019 

Sorry we got married 9 of January 2018 

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Wonder if he has removed conditions.

“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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58 minutes ago, nada93d said:

 So, if you think we would have with the lawer really strong case of proving the evidences , with tons of paper , is it no way  that they will let case go , and approved ?why then they are saying that you MAY not apply until you prove? Like we won’t apply if we are not sure that we don’t have evidences . Their marriage was 100% real, just had a mentality and religion problems:( that’s The reason it did not work

I can’t comment on how strong your case is but you need to understand it is a heavy burden of proof. He got his green card in Dec 16 and filed for divorce in April 17. That looks really, really bad.

 

8 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Wonder if he has removed conditions.

Yeah. He married this woman just over a year after he got his green card. Um, wow. 

 

 

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Oops missed that.

“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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4 minutes ago, nada93d said:

He got 10 years green card right away without temporary 2 years green card , as he been married since long with the ex

And filed for divorce 5 months later. And married you 9 months later. 

If you think we are suspicious, wait for the uscis officer review.

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