Adjustment of status denied, about to be deported

[Pee&Eee 70]

I think OP means remarrying someone else and refiling. I would think remarrying the former husband will not be possible.

[SalishSea 18,612]

OP, just as you've described it, I'm not surprised.  Sounds like a green card marriage to me.

[Cornflake 108]

5 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

OP, just as you've described it, I'm not surprised.  Sounds like a green card marriage to me.

Or it was a real marriage but he is just a jerk who cheated constantly. What she supposed to do?

[Pinkrlion 2,725]

16 hours ago, Sasha2241 said:

So I got married in December 2018 and filed in April 2019 but was denied cos during the interview, my husband lied to the immigration officers about our living situation. Also, he had a side chick and was posting her on social media, so the immigration officers thought wOncee were married fraudulently. We got divorced in January and I decided to move on with my life. I spoke to my lawyer right before the divorce and he said the next best option is to remarry and refile. Now I am to appear before an immigration judge in 6 weeks or get deported. Has anyone been in this situation before? I have spoken to my lawyer and he will get back to me with my options.

Once you are denied based on fraud marriage, you will not be able to AOS regardless of whom you remarry.

[Boiler 48,130]

Far too little information to come to a definitive conclusion. We are in a VJ discovery phase.

[SalishSea 18,612]

28 minutes ago, Cornflake said:

Or it was a real marriage but he is just a jerk who cheated constantly. What she supposed to do?

"cheated constantly"?  I must have missed something here.

[Mollie09 1,545]

3 hours ago, geowrian said:

I know people who said they remarried but it was not to the same person. 🤷‍♂️ Maybe a regional thing? haha

I say I "remarried" and I DEFINITELY don't mean the same person.

[Sasha2241 0]

17 hours ago, Sasha2241 said:

So I got married in December 2018 and filed in April 2019 but was denied cos during the interview, my husband lied to the immigration officers about our living situation. Also, he had a side chick and she was posting him on social media, so the immigration officers thought we were married fraudulently. We got divorced in January and I decided to move on with my life. I spoke to my lawyer right before the divorce and he said the next best option is to remarry and refile. Now I am to appear before an immigration judge in 6 weeks or get deported. Has anyone been in this situation before? I have spoken to my lawyer and he will get back to me with my options.

 

[Halley 6]

I don't think it is a good idea to refile at this time. After failing the first AOS interview, and getting married in six weeks will raise a red flag here. 

It is very hard to prove to officier that you were married in good faith rather than just a green card marriage.. 

 

[Boiler 48,130]

48 minutes ago, Mollie09 said:

I say I "remarried" and I DEFINITELY don't mean the same person.

Interesting, to me it feels like introducing your spouse as your First Wife. Technically correct but does not go down well.

[Mollie09 1,545]

8 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Interesting, to me it feels like introducing your spouse as your First Wife. Technically correct but does not go down well.

Completely off-topic but when I was dating my now-husband, I once referred to my ex as my "first husband" and he had this grin on his face, when I asked why he said "it implies there's going to be a second husband"

[Boiler 48,130]

7 minutes ago, Mollie09 said:

Completely off-topic but when I was dating my now-husband, I once referred to my ex as my "first husband" and he had this grin on his face, when I asked why he said "it implies there's going to be a second husband"

Well it is easier to remember numbers than names.

[dwheels76 5,487]

Like WOW you were married 13 months before divorce and now a lawyer suggest remarry anybody to stay. How will that work.
More than likely with the way court is going you may get a delay or arrested at court and detained till they can deport you.

I mean you married someone that was caught in a lie, they are calling you a fraudulent marriage so marrying someone else in less than a years time just looks like green card marriage.

[NOR2020 10]

If you had applied for a green card in the past based on your marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, and that application was denied, it will be important to review the reasons for the denial before filing a new marriage-based green card application.

 

 

 

[SmallTownPA 72]

23 hours ago, Sasha2241 said:

So I got married in December 2018 and filed in April 2019 but was denied cos during the interview, my husband lied to the immigration officers about our living situation. Also, he had a side chick and was posting her on social media, so the immigration officers thought we were married fraudulently. We got divorced in January and I decided to move on with my life. I spoke to my lawyer right before the divorce and he said the next best option is to remarry and refile. Now I am to appear before an immigration judge in 6 weeks or get deported. Has anyone been in this situation before? I have spoken to my lawyer and he will get back to me with my options.

 

This story is WAY to one sided.  You 'husband' lied about the living situation?  Um, did YOU not know the living situation?  Or did you just hope to cruise the the interview but the CO found posts showing a fake marriage?

 

Why are all the VJ's consoling someone who knew they were in a sham marriage but just wants a green card???

 

You spoke to your lawyer AFTER the divorce?  lol wut?  You didn't think that your MARRIAGE based green card would need, you know, a MARRIAGE?

 

This post stinks to high heavens.  If this isn't a textbook case of marriage fraud then VJ needs to close its door.

 

 

 

 

Edited March 21, 2020 by SmallTownPA