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I need help :) me and my husband arent working. Something just isnt right for me and I need to know what will happen if we file for a divorce... if theres anyway i can stay in the usa or would i have to move back to the uk? Thanks

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Do you have a Green Card? Is it a 2-year card or is it a 10-year card? If you're not sure, look at the front for the date it expires.

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Hi

i am sorry, i assumed that you are a green card holder. Bob as is common when you write something, you have a very good point!!!!!! Thanks a lot

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From your timeline it looks like you have a 2 yr GC. If you get divorced you can file to remove conditions on your own. You will need to be able to prove that your marriage was entered into in good faith.

Lots of threads on this topic here, if you do some reading you will find a lot of info.

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you don't have to answer this if you don't want to. are you divorcing him because he's not working. if you truly love him then why not try to hang in there and fix things. anyway you'll be fine. good luck with everything

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you don't have to answer this if you don't want to. are you divorcing him because he's not working. if you truly love him then why not try to hang in there and fix things. anyway you'll be fine. good luck with everything

I think she meant that her husband and herself aren't working [out] as a couple.

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I have a 2 year green card (expires end of 2011.)

It is a long story but its beenn building up for months now and i believe we have lost a connection. My husband still loves me and would do anything for me but i dont feel that its fair to him or me if i carry it on. We are on a trial seperation whilst i sort my head out (hes been good at doing this too) I still love him but not sure if im in love with him. My head is in knots and i need to figure stuff out. we might go to marriage counselling, i owe him that much!

We have been together (from dating to present day ) for four years now..i really wish i didnt feel like this. The marriage was 110% entered in good faith...i just hope uscis can see that.

But if i have to go back to the uk then its ok. I was true to myself and to him and did what i had to do. Ill have that. Ill always be there for him but feel like i cant let this carry on for ten plus years and have the breakup be even more painful and messy. Im putting hm through hell as this is a genuine crisis of a marriage of two people that were/are in love.

I hope we can work it out but if i still dont feel right im not gunna lie to him cuz its the easiest option....he deserves so much more than that!

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You sound like you're handling it in the most mature and respectful way possible. We read so many stories here where people get downright nasty. Your kind of situation really is sad, but you do have to do what's right for you both. I hope you find the answers and can make peace with them. Good luck!

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