Q about possibility of 2nd CR-1

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Hi, Everyone.

I would like to ask for your immigration-related input on an unusual situation.

I brought my English husband to the U.S. in 2005 on a CR-1 visa. Mark and I had been friends for over a dozen years before marrying and he is a good and responsible man, but when he finally got here he suffered a mindbending series of major problems and setbacks and to make a long story short, he went back to the UK after only 5 months. For a number of reasons we decided that we should split. Our divorce was final this February.

Last year my job took me to Wales for several months, and while I was there I met and became involved with another UK citizen (not on purpose!). We never officially lived together, but I stayed with him most of the time while I was there and we've decided that if possible, we'd like to get married and settle in the U.S. (Note: He lived here for four years while he was working on his PhD, so he knows exactly what he's getting into!)

My question is, will it be more difficult to get a second CR-1? Will I be given an opportunity to explain what happened to my first husband? Does it even matter?

Thanks in advance for withholding judgment. I guess I gave so much detail because I'm concerned that people will think I'm disrespectful of or frivolous about the long and frustrating process you're all going through. It was difficult - I remember!

Best wishes to all of you for a speedy approval and a long and happy marriage.

Karen

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Hi, Everyone.

I would like to ask for your immigration-related input on an unusual situation.

I brought my English husband to the U.S. in 2005 on a CR-1 visa. Mark and I had been friends for over a dozen years before marrying and he is a good and responsible man, but when he finally got here he suffered a mindbending series of major problems and setbacks and to make a long story short, he went back to the UK after only 5 months. For a number of reasons we decided that we should split. Our divorce was final this February.

Last year my job took me to Wales for several months, and while I was there I met and became involved with another UK citizen (not on purpose!). We never officially lived together, but I stayed with him most of the time while I was there and we've decided that if possible, we'd like to get married and settle in the U.S. (Note: He lived here for four years while he was working on his PhD, so he knows exactly what he's getting into!)

My question is, will it be more difficult to get a second CR-1? Will I be given an opportunity to explain what happened to my first husband? Does it even matter?

Thanks in advance for withholding judgment. I guess I gave so much detail because I'm concerned that people will think I'm disrespectful of or frivolous about the long and frustrating process you're all going through. It was difficult - I remember!

Best wishes to all of you for a speedy approval and a long and happy marriage.

Karen

Morning

as long as the first Marriage was entered on Faith and not for the sake of Immigration ..so there should be no problems at all

that may be only a red flag at the Interview time ..and if asked about it ..so make sure he knows all the details and it will be just fine

go a head and Enjoy your love

Good Luck