MY VISA EXPIRED WITHOUT FILING

[Ed&Midori1031 330]

18 hours ago, ALEX MAISON (mr) said:

Do you suggest I wait for 2 years before applying 

No, ASAP. 

[CM&KV 72]

7 hours ago, Duke & Marie said:

I think you should talk with an immigration lawyer..

 

you have a few problems..

1. You’ve been married less than 4 months and are considering divorce 

2. Your thinking to adjust status because you got married... but yet your considering divorce... this is potentially placing you at risk of denial

3. I’m not sure you should be discussing marital problems on the internet if your considering divorce... also, you might want to consider marriage guidance to help save your marriage given it’s so new

4. Your spouse is required to sponsor you, for you to adjust status, given your considering divorce, if you don’t let him know it’s extreamly deceptive of you 

5. You’re now out of status and risk being sent home

6. You now have a child to consider who is a usc and could be awarded to the father if not mindful

 

see a lawyer

18 hours ago, ALEX MAISON (mr) said:

I am a he, and my spouse and I are about to file it

 

 

Please let the record here being that the OP is male.  But I do agree with the above remarks. 

 

What is your wife doing that is "misbehaving?" Is it legal / law, relationship or maybe being an newly overprotective mother?

 

If its relationship issues, give it more time, You just moved here, you are still adjusting to you two being together. I remember reading that the 1st year of marriage is the hardest. And for my husband and I it has been, still adjusting to each other! We have 700 face to face days before we had gotten married, and "Lived" with each other for over 300 days before he was granted his Visa to move here. (Im counting long term business trips etc he was on) We had a year between seeing each other before he entered the USA. And another 3 months or so apart after he immigrated here, he moved to another state for work in his career field that was hard to give up. We are finally under one roof, but he expects things to be done a certain way, and I'm trying to adjust to being a housewife, after working on being on the go for many years with no "vacation" or real break from a job.

 

Also side note, if your interviewing officer get a swiff that you two are not together, or thinks this could be a fraud green card case, you'll be given a strokes interview. Having a kid only shows you had sex one night and a condom broke or didn't use protection etc. I still suggest working on the relationship, of course pending what you are saying they are "misbehaving" about.

You can immigrate using your child, but your child needs to be 21 years old and mets the other requirements as well. This is also assuming that the law doesn't change and remove parents being sponsor by their kids to get a green card.

[geowrian 22,335]

1 hour ago, Sunny_Skies said:

...make them legally responsible for you for 10 years...

No such 10 year limitation exists.

[Carpe Vinum 2,310]

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49 minutes ago, geowrian said:

No such 10 year limitation exists.

It would be good if people really read what they signed up for wouldn't it? :-)))

Edited September 27, 2019 by boris64

[Nat&Amy 623]

17 hours ago, ALEX MAISON (mr) said:

What will you do if you have a child and no longer interested in the marriage, let your child go?

If you are no longer interested in the marriage, the only plausible advice would be to get a divorce, hire an attorney to sort out divorce/custody matters, return to your home country and find a type of Visa that will allow you to lawfully immigrate to the US.

 

Easy? No. Inexpensive? No. But a family-based green card for a spouse of US citizen is exactly that - if you don't want to remain married, then it's about time to forget about the AoS option.

Edited September 27, 2019 by Nat&Amy

[Oliversmom 250]

I hear and see a lot of fraud on here and I keep silent.  But this is ridiculous.  This person spent a lot of time and money sponsoring you to the US and you are trying to find out how quickly you can divorce and still stay in the US.  I really hope you get caught and sent home and banned for life from the US if you try a fake AOS.   

[Just Paul 4,591]

3 minutes ago, Nat&Amy said:

return to your home country and find a type of Visa that will allow you to lawfully immigrate to the US.

OP after 6 months of illegal presence here you will start accruing bars for returning to the US.  3 year bar after months.  10 years after one year if illegal presence.

 

https://www.uscis.gov/legal-resources/unlawful-presence-and-bars-admissibility

 

You need to get you life in order.

[Pinkrlion 2,607]

SMELLS OF IMMIGRATION FRAUD!!!!!!

 

You have been here and married less than 4 months, and now you are trying to figure out how to get out of the marriage and keep your immigration status.   If you do not want to remain in the marriage that is fine, divorce and go back home.  

 

Your spouse needs to watch 90 day Fiance with Jay and Ashley....

Edited September 27, 2019 by Pinkrlion