Karazed

4 hours ago, MeAlone said:

He can, visa valid or expired doesn't affect the divorce. What he can't is hiding the divorce, he will need his spouse to sign it or to publish in newspapers so the other person knows and can contest the divorce if he/she wishes

But wooden has expired Visa get him in trouble? Wouldn't he just get kicked out of the country?

Just now, Karazed said:

But wooden has expired Visa get him in trouble? Wouldn't he just get kicked out of the country?

Wouldnt his.....

2 hours ago, Boiler said:

Best to go back to Jordan and get divorced there.

Its not whats best....it's can it be done here in U.S. 

1 hour ago, Coco8 said:

Did they marry in the US? The person in Jordan can sign divorce papers and send them back to the US. 

No they marry in jordan. He is in US. Both jordanian. He has only visa here...but expired. 

1 hour ago, MeAlone said:

He can, visa valid or expired doesn't affect the divorce. What he can't is hiding the divorce, he will need his spouse to sign it or to publish in newspapers so the other person knows and can contest the divorce if he/she wishes

So he can get divorve from his-spouse in jordan from here.  U sure??

5 minutes ago, Ryan H said:

Moved from US Embassy & Consulate Discussion to MENA regional forum; duplicate thread removed.

Why

Okay this person has overstayed their visa. Just want to know if they can get divorced while here without having to go to Jordan to obtain a divorce.

So if this person is in the state of let's say Michigan they would file a cording to the state of Michigan to divorce their spouse in Jordan? Is that my understanding?

Can a Jordanian man get a divorce from his wife who is in Jordan but he is in the US? And if so does the United States recognize that divorce?