Roundabout blues

Thanks for that insight.

I'm interested to hear what in the timeline would bring scrutiny above and beyond the normal? I would think that someone who is "bringing people here" would try and do it more often, not after 10+ years. As well, the person who I'll be applying for will be having my child so that doesn't lend itself as much to a commercial arrangement. Also, you say "people" which is plural. Does the timeline suggest that i brought my first wife here under false pretense? Thanks for any clarification!

🤣🤣 I know there are millions of potential spouses in the US and many more outside it's borders. To each their own...

We are not separated.

Thanks for the input. It was about 6 years after she got her citizenship.

I am currently married to my spouse of 10+ years who received a spouse visa when we were married and is now a US citizen. We will be getting a divorce this year. I have been in another relationship for the past 2 years with someone who I want to apply for a spouse visa once the divorce is finalized. We have a child together and have met several times. My question is whether such a case might run into challenges due to the short amount of time between divorce and remarriage? Both my current spouse and future spouse are from a country with high rates of marriage immigration fraud. I know my situation might draw some moral judgments and criticisms. That's fine- just please put them in a separate paragraph after your advice/comment about my question. Thanks!