EuroMan

I am confused though. I thought they give a 2 year GC and then apply for the ROC for 10 year card. I wonder if OP went through that process of ROC. Is ROC only for people some certain countries or required for applicants from all countries?

I had my interview after my second anniversary, my K3 visa was valid for Two years, is that the same as CGC?

Yeah remarrying is worth looking into, just curious if the two wedding dates won't be conflicting..

It was annulled in Minnesota, I had no idea that she was filing for an annulment or divorce so I couldn't contest it, it's now (6 years) later that I am trying to take this to a higher court, ridiculous how they can cancelled a marriage of three years without hearing from the other partner.

@ dweehls I guess she doesn't know the ramifications.

I've spoken to few lawyers and most of them thing it's possible to apply and it's not a big deal just have to prove the marriage was entered in good faith. Don't know how to do otherwise, guess its up to the immigration officer at the time of interview to decide my fate, I am praying not to cause unnecessary problems for myself

I already have a copy of The annullment and the Final Verdict is Dissolution withouth children and she keeps all her property and I keep all mine (which she didn't give me, cuz I didn't know) .

Going to seek an attorney advice before I file, don't know if USCIS is going to have the entire folder (from the court) or just the verdict on my interview day, and I am applying base on my 5 years eligilibility.

Thanks a lot tho.

I go to the courthouse and have the "Dissolution without children" the court annulled it, it's in her testimony she alledge it was fraudulent.

But the court order was Marriage dissolved without children, don't know if Immigration is going to go into the details about why and what not,

Thanks folks, I got the annullment decree and in her reason for annullment it was alledge I committed fraud.

She had placed a publication in the newspaper and also sent a formal notice to my parents address, (they didn't see any letter from her or her lawyer) .

I was and am a truck driver and usually go on the road for weeks at a time, I've contacted the courts about having the annullment overturn but they're saying it's been long ago (2006) and might be a futile effort on my part. Really confused and worried

Hey folks,

I am new on here but like a few advice if possible.

I came to the US from Manchester England in 2005 on a K3 visa, my ex-wife is a USC, and received my ten year GC a few months later.

My wife and I had a falling out and we took time apart, she filed for annullment base on fraud and was granted it. I wasn't aware of the annullment or her allegations of fraud,

I wasn't aware of the annullment and only found out a few months ago, we're both on speaking terms and occasionally have a few romps.

My question is can I file for my citizenship based on the 5 year rule, and will this revoke my GC? She's willing to write a letter stating that she was angry and annulled the marriage out of spite,

Furthermore shouldn't I have been contacted to contest the annullment?

Thanks