Kamzrose

Hello,

I have read many posts here trying to come up with a answer to my questions and I only became more confused. My husband came here on a K-1 visa and recived his temporary green card. Which will expire on 8/03/08. During this process, his father became sick and needed a kidney transplant and later sadly passed away. My husband moved to another state to work and earn money to pay back peoples borrowed money for his fathers medical expenses. He could have worked here but he had a business oppurtunity over there. During this time he and I faced alot of tensions and it broke us up. Overtime we decided to work things out, stay married and he would return back to me soon as possable. I told him if you want to prove to me that your sincere... then you must go to a lawyer and file for your permanent green card yourself. And I will stay married to you to help you. After reading many posts..I see that you have to be divorced in order to self apply for a permanent green card. Is this true? If it is, then I am faced with more confusion. If i decide to go to his green card interview and help him, we have no proof of our relationship for the uscis appointment. The only things we have are a joint bank account and our marriage certificate and photos. We are not sharing any bills and since we are not living together in the same state...we dont have a appartment lease. What should i do? Hes working over there on his social security number and paying bills. Thats going to really mess with his case. After he moves back...we could put his name on our appartment lease and pay bills together. But I feel uscis will want to know why was he not on the lease a year ago? Should I tell uscis we seprated and he moved to another state and we worked things out and he moved back to me? I dont want him to be denied or deported. I know this is a very confusing post. But honestly any suggestions would help ease my mind. Thank You. Take Care

Hello Everyone! ,

My husband came here on a K-1 visa and we recently filed the AOS packet with uscis and are waiting for his EAD and AOS fingerprinting appointments. When we filed the AOS packet we did not file form I-131 travel document. The reason being is because my husband had no intention of visiting his home country until after 1 or 2 years. And his father recently became very sick and now he wants to travel back for about 3 weeks. Now im very worried about him traveling and he does not have a green card yet. i want to make sure we do everything right so he can come back home to me. He wants to travel after he goes to his fingerprinting appointments. Is this the only appointment we will have to attend at our local uscis office for a while? We began to look at form I-131 and only became more confused. What is the diffrence between a re entry permit and advanced parole? I think we are applying for advanced parole. On form I-131 part 7 it says " On a separate sheet(s) of paper, please explain how you qualify for an advance parole document and what circumstances warrant issuance of advance parole. Include copies of any documents you wish considered". Does that mean my husband writes a letter saying why he wants to travel back to his country for a visit? What all should he submit with form I-131? What documents? Also form I-131 asks for a departure date. I have no idea what to write because we dont know when his fingerprinting appointments are and we dont know how long it takes to process the application. This is so frustrating...ahhhh! Any information would help me. I wish uscis made things easier for people. Thank god for this website. Take care..I wish the best of luck to all of you!