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sebkos   0

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Hi,

I am currently married to an US citizen. Last October we had our AOS interview. One month later we replied to an RFE and two weeks ago I finally received my greencard.

But there is one problem now. During the last two months my wife and I had lots of trouble and we decided to divorce as fast as possible.

But I am afraid that we will get problems by USCIS if we file for divorce in the month I received my greencard or the month later.

So my questions are:

Does USCIS get notice about our diorce or the filing of it?

If yes, do they maybe consider marriage fraud?

If I divorce now, does it have an impact on my actual greencard (expiry in jan 2011)? I would like to stay one more year in the US and then go back to Europe.

What do you suggest?

I know it would be easy to wait some more months but it's both our feeling to leave everything behind as fast as possible. That's why we want to finish the divorce as quickly as possible.

I would be glad about some advice.

Bye

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Hi,

I am currently married to an US citizen. Last October we had our AOS interview. One month later we replied to an RFE and two weeks ago I finally received my greencard.

But there is one problem now. During the last two months my wife and I had lots of trouble and we decided to divorce as fast as possible.

But I am afraid that we will get problems by USCIS if we file for divorce in the month I received my greencard or the month later.

So my questions are:

Does USCIS get notice about our divorce or the filing of it?

NO :no:

If yes, do they maybe consider marriage fraud?

YES :yes: the shortness of marriage will be a BIG factor when you go to file an I-751 to remove conditions. They will think that you married ONLY to immigrate and get residency in the USA.

If I divorce now, does it have an impact on my actual greencard (expiry in jan 2011)? I would like to stay one more year in the US and then go back to Europe.

NO impact on the CR-Green-Card's expiration date.

What do you suggest?

I know it would be easy to wait some more months but it's both our feeling to leave everything behind as fast as possible. That's why we want to finish the divorce as quickly as possible.

I would be glad about some advice.

Bye

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if u only wanna stay one more year and the GC expire in 2011 u can stay here until this date and go back to europe and send the GC back...but if u wanna come back from europe u have to file removal of conditions...if u have only a short marriage u will have problems then

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08/13/08 AOS sent
08/18/08 NOA1
08/22/08 Appointment Biomentrics
09/10/08 Biometrics done
09/11/08 RFE
09/18/08 Case transfered to NBC
10/16/08 EAD approved
10/24/08 EAD approved again
10/27/08 EAD in Mail
10/28/08 applied for SSN (not verified)still waiting:-(
12/18/08 got my SSN today YEAHHHHH
12/30/08 passed my TX DL today YIPPIEEEEEEE
03/03/09 Interview ,approved...thanks god:-)
03/09/09 Welcome letter in Mail.Juhuuuuuuuu
03/16/09 Green Card in Mail:-)))))

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ROC....and the Game starts again:-)

02/02/10 I-751 Waiver to VSC
02/08/10 NOA1
02/17/10 Check cashed
04/15/10 Biometrics
07/26/10 Interview
08/06/10 Approved ,thanks god juhuuuuuuuuuuuu
08/16/10 Greencard in Mail,done for ten years:-))

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12/09/2013 N-400 to Dallas

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04/11/2014 Interview& Oath

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Ontarkie   14,216

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