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It's been 9 years and 11 months since i arrived in USA for K1 Visa ( Fiance Visa) but after 6 months in US i went back home.

So here is my Story I hope you will not judge me.

It was August 29 when i landed in America with my Fiancee. We have 90 days to get married before my Visa Expired but the nice guy turns to a very difficult guy to make the story short he maltreated me. I left him and i live with my aunt in Maryland i decided to just go back in my Country but my aunt told me to just leave when my visa close to expire so i stay with my aunt. While living with my aunt i meet a new friend to make the story short this new friend turns into a lover and he don't want me to go back home and in a short period of time he married me because he don't want me to go back home. So we got married and he filed me to adjust my status but since he was not the original petitioner he can't adjust my status for permanent resident. The Immigration lawyer told us that He need to re petition me for Spouse Visa and I needed to go back home.So i went back home in my Home Country He petition me for Spouse Visa but it takes 5 years before i recieved a letter from USCIS but this time we already broke up. I want to make this story short This American Citizen we already broke up for i think 5 years now but he did not file a divorce.We talk months ago i ask him about the divorce but he told me he dont have a plan to get married again so he will not file the divorce. I was only 20 years old when we get married and now i am already turning 30 years old.

Since we already separate. I had a Filipino partner now we live together and we have 9 months old Baby.

I have a question to you guys...

. I was married in the USA but when i checked my Status here in my Country I am Still SINGLE. Can i get married here in Philippines?

Can i ask an advice here.

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Happiness89 said:

It's been 9 years and 11 months since i arrived in USA for K1 Visa ( Fiance Visa) but after 6 months in US i went back home.

So here is my Story I hope you will not judge me.

It was August 29 when i landed in America with my Fiancee. We have 90 days to get married before my Visa Expired but the nice guy turns to a very difficult guy to make the story short he maltreated me. I left him and i live with my aunt in Maryland i decided to just go back in my Country but my aunt told me to just leave when my visa close to expire so i stay with my aunt. While living with my aunt i meet a new friend to make the story short this new friend turns into a lover and he don't want me to go back home and in a short period of time he married me because he don't want me to go back home. So we got married and he filed me to adjust my status but since he was not the original petitioner he can't adjust my status for permanent resident. The Immigration lawyer told us that He need to re petition me for Spouse Visa and I needed to go back home.So i went back home in my Home Country He petition me for Spouse Visa but it takes 5 years before i recieved a letter from USCIS but this time we already broke up. I want to make this story short This American Citizen we already broke up for i think 5 years now but he did not file a divorce.

 

 

So what is it that you are asking? Do you want to know about divorce? Or do you want to know what will happen with your case?

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And what do you want to kmow? Because you only has told your history but no asking anything

 

K1 2017

Aos sent April 2018

Aos interview July 2018

Work permit September2018

Aos approved July 24, 2019.

Roc April 27, 2021

Biometric reused june 28, 2021

N-400 online April 27, 2022 base on 3 years rule, biometric reused.

N-400 interview on December 12, 2022 combo interview i-751. Approved.

January 11, 2023 oath ceremony, Indianapolis. After that done with uscis😂🤭🤫

I took my oath ceremony in Indianapolis, it was a nice ceremony, where people from 35 coutry become american citizen.

01/11/2023 officially done with uscis :)

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January 13, 2023 apply for us passport.( regular service).

March 11, 2023 passport in hand

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As far as I know Bigamy is not legal in PI.

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I think you are married and I think that you would not be able to marry now. Technically you are not the EX wife of a US citizen, as you never divorced...

Why don't you contact a lawyer and ask about your legal marital status? Of course disclose that you are still married to a US Citizen.. A lawyer should be able to give you that info?

 

Good luck!

 

 

 

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“It’s been 84 years…” 

- Me talking about the progress of my I-751

 

 

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OK. I see the edited post. The original did not have the last question.

 

@Happiness89,

 

You are still married. Married is married anywhere in the world. If are still married in the USA, then you are technically married in the Philippines. You will have to get a divorce.

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*** Moved thread to Regional (Philippines) section of the forum as the OP is in her country and is asking about processes in the Philippines.

 

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5 minutes ago, Daphne K said:

I think you are married and I think that you would not be able to marry now.

Why don't you contact a lawyer and ask about your legal marital status? Of course disclose that you are still married to a US Citizen.. A lawyer should be able to give you that info?

 

Good luck!

 

 

 

Why would a married person need a Lawyer to tell them they are married?

“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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1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Why would a married person need a Lawyer to tell them they are married?

Apparently TO is confused as she states that in her country her status is single. Having a lawyer tell you that your US marriage means that you are married everywhere might clear up any confusion.

“It’s been 84 years…” 

- Me talking about the progress of my I-751

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Daphne K said:

Apparently TO is confused as she states that in her country her status is single. Having a lawyer tell you that your US marriage means that you are married everywhere might clear up any confusion.

So if, well when I die, there will be the majority of the world population who will never know, so I am really alive?

“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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1 hour ago, Happiness89 said:

It's been 9 years and 11 months since i arrived in USA for K1 Visa ( Fiance Visa) but after 6 months in US i went back home.

So here is my Story I hope you will not judge me.

It was August 29 when i landed in America with my Fiancee. We have 90 days to get married before my Visa Expired but the nice guy turns to a very difficult guy to make the story short he maltreated me. I left him and i live with my aunt in Maryland i decided to just go back in my Country but my aunt told me to just leave when my visa close to expire so i stay with my aunt. While living with my aunt i meet a new friend to make the story short this new friend turns into a lover and he don't want me to go back home and in a short period of time he married me because he don't want me to go back home. So we got married and he filed me to adjust my status but since he was not the original petitioner he can't adjust my status for permanent resident. The Immigration lawyer told us that He need to re petition me for Spouse Visa and I needed to go back home.So i went back home in my Home Country He petition me for Spouse Visa but it takes 5 years before i recieved a letter from USCIS but this time we already broke up. I want to make this story short This American Citizen we already broke up for i think 5 years now but he did not file a divorce.We talk months ago i ask him about the divorce but he told me he dont have a plan to get married again so he will not file the divorce. I was only 20 years old when we get married and now i am already turning 30 years old.

Since we already separate. I had a Filipino partner now we live together and we have 9 months old Baby.

I have a question to you guys...

. I was married in the USA but when i checked my Status here in my Country I am Still SINGLE. Can i get married here in Philippines?

Can i ask an advice here.

 

 

 

 

You are married, only PSA in the Philippines was never informed of your marriage - You did not file a Report of Marriage when you married your husband.    Philippines not being aware of your marriage doesn't make you less married.   And yes I understand that according to the Philippines you are not married ...   

 

It is sad that your USC husband doesn't want to file for divorce 

 

 

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20 minutes ago, Boiler said:

So if, well when I die, there will be the majority of the world population who will never know, so I am really alive?

Not sure why we are having this conversation within this thread?

 

I offered TO an idea that might ease her mind a little as she seemed confused, that's all.. You do not find any logic or need for my suggestion, but maybe TO will..

“It’s been 84 years…” 

- Me talking about the progress of my I-751

 

 

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It would make it easier if your USC husband would file. Then I believe you could get married again because the Philippines would recognize the divorce granted in a foreign country by a None-Philippines citizen...I know what most Filipinos would do in your situation but we cannot advocate it here....

Not a newbie but lost my old info years ago) I have been through this process before --all the way through naturalization-- This site has always been a great help to me. 

 

 

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40 minutes ago, boris64 said:

It would make it easier if your USC husband would file. Then I believe you could get married again because the Philippines would recognize the divorce granted in a foreign country by a None-Philippines citizen...I know what most Filipinos would do in your situation but we cannot advocate it here....

...  exactly  ;)  

 

If she could get to a country where she would be allowed to complete a divorce ... SHE could divorce him, and it would be recognized in the Philippines as well.

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