Instant marriage after divorce.

[Bigtuna 34]

The way you explained in the OP makes all is think that she got married with you, then divorce you, and then got married again with you 10 days after the divorce.

 

You never mentioned that the person she got divorced was her ex.

[JFH 12,189]

2 hours ago, imsan said:

Was he born a US citizen or did he gain his status through his ex wife? The answer to this question may be another red flag.

Why would it be a red flag if he gained his citizenship legally? I believe there is only one class of US citizenship. 

This could indicate sone kind of “homeland shuffle”. The person marries a US citizen, emigrates, eventually obtains permanent residency (and possibly citizenship), divorces their American spouse to bring in their partner from the homeland (who they have been involved with from the beginning). 
 

There could also be suggestions of fraud on the part of the USC if she is being paid to marry foreigners in order for them to immigrate. Clues that someone is being paid to do this are such things like getting married immediately after getting divorced, getting married on the first visit, a string of overseas husbands and no pattern of local relationships. That doesn’t mean everyone who does these things is suspected of fraud, but it raises questions. 
 

All of the above does actually happen - and more often than you would think. 

[JFH 12,189]

28 minutes ago, Paris Heart-Beth said:

As a consulate officer told a beneficiary who was interviewing for visa, the officer said a child only means the female had sex.   (Paris France)    A child don't prove a true relationship in the eyes of USCIS. 

Exactly! And she had two babies with the first husband but the marriage still broke apart. Children are never a guarantee of a good, strong marriage. My parents had 5 children together and the most acrimonious divorce I have ever seen. 

[Orangesapples 1,954]

9 minutes ago, JFH said:

Exactly! And she had two babies with the first husband but the marriage still broke apart. Children are never a guarantee of a good, strong marriage. My parents had 5 children together and the most acrimonious divorce I have ever seen. 

The burden of proof here is on a bona fide marriage, not a good, strong marriage. Whether your marriage is good, or strong, or happy is of no concern to USCIS or the consulate. 

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

43 minutes ago, Orangesapples said:

The burden of proof here is on a bona fide marriage, not a good, strong marriage. Whether your marriage is good, or strong, or happy is of no concern to USCIS or the consulate. 

But a baby isn’t enough proof for a bona fide marriage either.  There was a horrible post in the “family changes” thread some time back of a USC whose spouse abandoned her and their child at some point fairly soon after getting his green card. Not saying it will be the case here, but it does happen.

 

The biggest red flag for me so far tbh is the fact that OP apparently does not want his wife to see this thread.

 

 

Edited September 11, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[Orangesapples 1,954]

14 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

But a baby isn’t enough proof for a bona fide marriage either.  There was a horrible post in the “family changes” thread some time back of a USC whose spouse abandoned her and their child at some point fairly soon after getting his green card. Not saying it will be the case here, but it does happen.

 

The biggest red flag for me so far tbh is the fact that OP apparently does not want his wife to see this thread.

 

 

I'm not saying it is, I'm just saying that whether a marriage is strong or happy is not part of the consideration. So the argument of whether children strengthen a marriage is irrelevant. And scammers can use joint bank accounts and joint finances, too, and then leave. So... 

Edited September 11, 2020 by Orangesapples

[WaterLeaf 199]

I'm gonna turn the table to a different view. What if he is really trying and it kind of sound like he getting a lot of question but not the answers he is looking for? Not sure if he have any cleared up in the mind yet but one thing: OP, did you look at the CR1 Visa Timeline? Check it here.

 

https://www.visajourney.com/ir1-spouse-visa-overview/

[Raja007 67]

14 hours ago, Simon11221 said:

Could you tell me why it isn’t fine? They filled for divorce 5 month ago. It isn’t her fault that she got finalise so late.

Filling for divorce and getting it finalized are two different things. If you guys got married while the divorce was in process then the marriage it self became invalid and if divorce got finalized and then you guys got married I don't see any problem in it.

[Simon11221 2]

36 minutes ago, Raja007 said:

Filling for divorce and getting it finalized are two different things. If you guys got married while the divorce was in process then the marriage it self became invalid and if divorce got finalized and then you guys got married I don't see any problem in it.

She filed a divorce and it took her 5 months to finalise it. And we got married when she got her divorce finalise. It means she wasn’t legally married anymore with her ex. 

[Raja007 67]

Just now, Simon11221 said:

She filed a divorce and it took her 5 months to finalise it. And we got married when she got her divorce finalise. It means she wasn’t legally married anymore with her ex. 

As long as she wasnt legally married to any one when you married her it doesnt cause any red flags the only thing is you have to take a bunch of evidence that you guys know each other and were talking with each other for some time. My divorce started in 2017 and finalised in june 2020 and i married my current spouse in july 2020 so as I said as long as you have evidence to support your marriage it doesnt matter how quickly you got married.

[SalishSea 16,718]

13 hours ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

I I understand you clearly, you mean your wife divorced another man and married you after the divorce was complete in 10 days? if this is so, i dont think there should be any issue with it provided you both entered into the marriage in good accord. Divorce in mast countries take time and most people move on to other relationships before the governing body declares divorce..but you must be divorced officially before you marry again which is what your wife did.

Pakistan is not an easy consulate.  The situation will be scrutinized.

[SalishSea 16,718]

12 hours ago, Simon11221 said:

Why would it cost me money and years? Our marriage is based on real and we have one new born baby together. 

Pakistani males with lots of red flags in their marriages to American women often face long periods of AP,  regardless of whether they have kids together.....

[SalishSea 16,718]

1 hour ago, Raja007 said:

As long as she wasnt legally married to any one when you married her it doesnt cause any red flags the only thing is you have to take a bunch of evidence that you guys know each other and were talking with each other for some time. My divorce started in 2017 and finalised in june 2020 and i married my current spouse in july 2020 so as I said as long as you have evidence to support your marriage it doesnt matter how quickly you got married.

There are other red flags in this case.  

[Raja007 67]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

There are other red flags in this case.  

yes Indeed there are other red flags in this case but I was just addressing the fact it doesn't matter how quickly second marriage happened as long as it is supported by convincing evidence as far as knowing the exact intent behind marrying so quickly the Visa officer are well trained to identify such cases.

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

49 minutes ago, Raja007 said:

the Visa officer are well trained to identify such cases

Indeed they are.