question..................divorce??????????????

[mRs StOcKwElL 1]

Hi guys, I need some opinion about this. My fiance divorced 3x, but in the G-325a only given 2 slots there for the previous marriages. Well this cause a trouble in my interview like asking how many times ur fiance got divorce? Should I say thrice or twice since only 2 declared in the petition.?

Thank you!!! Good luck to everybody!!!

My apology if I posted this in wrong topic.

Edited June 1, 2008 by Rodge & Ninfa

[rebelheart 0]

Hi, we are i the same boat. Though my husband only declared 2 divorces .... he started it from the latest one, since the slot on the forms are 2 only. But make sure you put proof of 2 only divorces that you declare in the forms , so it won;t complicate things on your interview. Bring it and set aside in your bag, just in case of emergency, they won;t know it unless your husband declare the 3 divorces, in any cases ( though i doubt it) you could just reason out you just declare 2 from the latest because how the forms been asked to put into.

Anyway, my husband done it declare from the latest and acquire 2 divorces declaration only, and we passed it in high flying colors ... the only matter most is " you are aware of all divorces and beyond stories " of your husband.

Goodluck!

rebelheart

Hi guys, I need some opinion about this. My fiance divorced 3x, but in the G-325a only given 2 slots there for the previous marriages. Well this cause a trouble in my interview like asking how many times ur fiance got divorce? Should I say thrice or twice since only 2 declared in the petition.?

Thank you!!! Good luck to everybody!!!

[sydkym 0]

Any time you run out of space on a form, you are expected to include the rest of the info on an attached blank page, and just cite the line number from the original form. I think it´s better not to leave anything out just because the form was too short on space.

[mRs StOcKwElL 1]

Hi, we are i the same boat. Though my husband only declared 2 divorces .... he started it from the latest one, since the slot on the forms are 2 only. But make sure you put proof of 2 only divorces that you declare in the forms , so it won;t complicate things on your interview. Bring it and set aside in your bag, just in case of emergency, they won;t know it unless your husband declare the 3 divorces, in any cases ( though i doubt it) you could just reason out you just declare 2 from the latest because how the forms been asked to put into.

Anyway, my husband done it declare from the latest and acquire 2 divorces declaration only, and we passed it in high flying colors ... the only matter most is " you are aware of all divorces and beyond stories " of your husband.

Goodluck!

rebelheart

Hi guys, I need some opinion about this. My fiance divorced 3x, but in the G-325a only given 2 slots there for the previous marriages. Well this cause a trouble in my interview like asking how many times ur fiance got divorce? Should I say thrice or twice since only 2 declared in the petition.?

Thank you!!! Good luck to everybody!!!

Thanks rebelheart!!! Got answer right away...

Nice meeting you here in V!!!

[reeses16 8]

I agree with sydkkm. You're expected to include additional pages if there is not enough space on the form for you to fully respond. Further, they are able to check the number of marriage, divorces, etc... that a petitioner or beneficiary has had. Bring evidence of all 3 to your interview and if asked answer "3".

[motu 6]

sydkym is right on! Declare all your divorces on a separate sheet (its true for all questions if you run out of space). However, I don't think its too critical and that's why they probably do not care about it. The USC has nothing to lose in any case but, if the beneficiary is lying about their info, it can come back to haunt you during AOS, Removal of conditions or during citizenship - so be truthful. Good Luck

Edited June 1, 2008 by motu

[wizardfitz 13]

okay that's what i did. i am divorce three times also and just included an additional pages. i also have sent my fiancée all 3 copies of the divorce decrees

[russian_armenian 4]

....."the only matter most is " you are aware of all divorces and beyond stories " of your husband"....

It does not matter at all. Very common that spouses dont tell about all previous divorces (you understand-I am talking about people who got married 3 or 4 or more times). The other very common is that spouses dont tell about previous convictions-some people learn iabout t at immigration interview (first stages ,when check on USC is done too). The other very common "forgot to mention/we never talked about it" is that spouses dont tell about any STD they had in the past. It does not taken against the other spouse. More to it, in some CIS mannual it is recommended for the officer to conduct interview separately if any negative info emerge (so, the other spouse does not learn from CIS officer about conviction or else). About divorce decree, I am sure that the last one would be enough. (in some countries there is no decree per se; from other countries it is impossible to obtain, etc; explanations would be enough; it state let you get married -means that they accepted proof of the previous divorces).

Hi, we are i the same boat. Though my husband only declared 2 divorces .... he started it from the latest one, since the slot on the forms are 2 only. But make sure you put proof of 2 only divorces that you declare in the forms , so it won;t complicate things on your interview. Bring it and set aside in your bag, just in case of emergency, they won;t know it unless your husband declare the 3 divorces, in any cases ( though i doubt it) you could just reason out you just declare 2 from the latest because how the forms been asked to put into.

Anyway, my husband done it declare from the latest and acquire 2 divorces declaration only, and we passed it in high flying colors ... the only matter most is " you are aware of all divorces and beyond stories " of your husband.

Goodluck!

rebelheart

Hi guys, I need some opinion about this. My fiance divorced 3x, but in the G-325a only given 2 slots there for the previous marriages. Well this cause a trouble in my interview like asking how many times ur fiance got divorce? Should I say thrice or twice since only 2 declared in the petition.?

Thank you!!! Good luck to everybody!!!

[wizardfitz 13]

i had told Maribel when you first discussed marriage. she has know about the divorces, the names the reason we got married and the reason we got divorced. i don't think the not talking about it is a good thing. we are fully open about anything and everything. and with that we trust each other completely. she knows , by memory, the dates. i couldn't even tell you when i got married or divorced, well maybe the last one. but not the way the USEM wants to know the answers.

[NickD 203]

Did you read the bottom of the G-325A form?

PENALTIES: SEVERE PENALTIES ARE PROVIDED BY LAW FOR KNOWINGLY AND WILLFULLY FALSIFYING OR CONCEALING A MATERIAL FACT.

The USCIS is very critical on the number of marriages to make sure a US citizen is not using marriage as a means to bring aliens into this country. If there is a trend where the divorces are between the US citizen and alien spoused, the USCIS may have questions on this point.

Both my wife and I were only divorced once, and like others on this board, we have been dealing with the USCIS for over five years now. We are on our final leg for citizenship and completed the I-751 conditional residence, but that divorce issue keeps on coming up. We are both trying to forget those years. but the USCIS won't let us.

Yep, you always use a separate sheet of paper if there is an insufficient number of blanks.

[desert_fox 32]

It does not matter at all. Very common that spouses dont tell about all previous divorces ........................?????????????????????

About divorce decree, I am sure that the last one would be enough. (in some countries there is no decree per se; from other countries it is impossible to obtain, etc; explanations would be enough; it state let you get married -means that they accepted proof of the previous divorces).

I wouldnt recommend that anyone follow this bizarre advice...........

[Cassie 8]

I'm moving this to the correct forum.

Oh, and just because the form only has a certain amount of blanks, that doesn't mean you don't disclose all information. Like others have said, give all information they require!

Edited June 24, 2008 by Cassie

[KimandRuss 0]

It does not matter at all. Very common that spouses dont tell about all previous divorces ........................?????????????????????

About divorce decree, I am sure that the last one would be enough. (in some countries there is no decree per se; from other countries it is impossible to obtain, etc; explanations would be enough; it state let you get married -means that they accepted proof of the previous divorces).

I wouldnt recommend that anyone follow this bizarre advice...........

Ummm yeah... wow

Don't tell your spouse??? Don't tell the uscis or consulate???

The OP has already made the mistake...they are headed to the interview not waiting for an approval from the uscis. I would tell them the mistake was made at the interview and supply them with documentation so that you are not dealing with risk of it coming up at a later stage (as noted above).

Bad...bad advice. The laws are clearly stated.

No wonder we're stuck in this immigration nightmare!

[pushbrk 13,174]

It does not matter at all. Very common that spouses dont tell about all previous divorces ........................?????????????????????

About divorce decree, I am sure that the last one would be enough. (in some countries there is no decree per se; from other countries it is impossible to obtain, etc; explanations would be enough; it state let you get married -means that they accepted proof of the previous divorces).

I wouldnt recommend that anyone follow this bizarre advice...........

Ummm yeah... wow

Don't tell your spouse??? Don't tell the uscis or consulate???

The OP has already made the mistake...they are headed to the interview not waiting for an approval from the uscis. I would tell them the mistake was made at the interview and supply them with documentation so that you are not dealing with risk of it coming up at a later stage (as noted above).

Bad...bad advice. The laws are clearly stated.

No wonder we're stuck in this immigration nightmare!

Gee, I hope nobody considers KimandRuss's post "off putting" but it's straight talk at its best. Liars are a big part of why we all wait so long. Lies of ommission are lies too.

[*JG* 2]

I have to agree....give ALL information. Attach an extra space and add that 3rd divorce.