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  1. somagm00
    It doesn’t stop me from traveling, but I do not want to leave my kids. If I leave, I don’t know when I’ll see my 2 and 4 year old again since their father is keeping the kids here in the US. I last entered in VWP which I’ve been doing all along. I came through the border normally flying in from Europe.
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  3. somagm00
    Divorce is only pending but not finalized. Does that make a difference?
  4. somagm00
    No we never filed the I-485
  5. somagm00
    We’ve been stuck in family court, that’s why I have not been able to leave and I also don’t want to leave my kids. I have a good divorce attorney but no immigration attorney-yet.
  6. somagm00
    It was approved back in 2021 so I think it has exprired by now.
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  9. somagm00
    Hi. I’m currently in a sticky situation. I’m a European citizen and marries to a US citizen, we have kids. I have been back and forth for the past 4 years on a tourist visa (basically stayed the full 90 days then back to Europe for 2 months then back to USA for 3 months). Now I’m here overstaying more than 180 days but less than a year. We are getting a divorce, my husband filed it but it’s not finalized. We’re also stuck in family court with custody which has been a mess with police involved a lot. My question is - how likely is my AOS to go through with all of this? Is it safer to leave the county and do consular processing in Europe instead? Im very worried that my kids will be here in USA and I’m deported, or won’t get a green card. I’m very stressed out about and appreciate any information. Thank you!
  10. somagm00
    Hi, I have a tricky situation and looking for anyone in similar circumstances or advice? I’m married to a USC with 2 kids. Been traveling A LOT on esta back and forth to Europe the past 3 years even if I had an approved I-130 since 2 years back. I never got denied but got a warning last week driving over Canada border. I’m worried they might have flagged my passport now. We just hired attorney to help. However, what are my chances of getting green card with my travel history and also lacking information in my I-130 application? Anyone been through anything similar? Thanks!
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