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jordynalex   10

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I understand this is a strange situation. So me and my ex split up around 4 years ago. Things were very mutual and we are still very close friends. When we split, he moved back to his home country ( Turkey ).  Unfortunately that was right before he was supposed to get his 10 year green card. He hasn't come back to visit since. He is still close with both me and my family and now that my older brother is having a kid, he really wants to come visit often. How would he go about visiting? Keep in mind, we never actually got divorced cause we've been quite lazy about it. I feel like the embassy will just think this situation is too weird and deny him. Any advice/ideas?

02/24/16 -- I-129F sent to Lewisville, TX

02/26/16 -- Arrived at Lewisville, TX

03/02/16 -- NOA1 Email and Text. Sent to CSC

06/01/16 -- I-129F RFE

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07/20/16 -- NVC Left

Dashinka Grand Master

Dashinka   24,597

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I agree, a B2 application is his only option and that is all on him.  I will say having a USC spouse might be an issue.

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Boiler Grand Master

Boiler   45,670

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Did he officially abandon his GC?

 

There is a long wait in Turkey to get a Tourist Visa Appointment.

“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.”

nastra30 Experienced

nastra30   2,288

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12 hours ago, jordynalex said:

Unfortunately that was right before he was supposed to get his 10 year green card.

So is it a situation where he submitted I-751 to remove conditions before he left? Or no?

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