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Thank you for all of your help. I am still getting the things together to send to USCIS/ICE. Just to clear it up...the divorce is final, not just filed for it. He has been out of the US since October 9th.

A divorce is final once the marriage has been terminated and a divorce decree has been issued. Filing for divorce would precede these actions.

ICE is super busy hunting down hardcore criminals; I really doubt they have any capacity for lawful permanent residents in divorce proceedings. It's more likely that USCIS would notify CBP a few months after the divorce has taken place hat they intend to terminate the residency, assuming the resident has not filed his ROC petition by then.

There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism. When I refer to hyphenated Americans, I do not refer to naturalized Americans. Some of the very best Americans I have ever known were naturalized Americans, Americans born abroad. But a hyphenated American is not an American at all . . . . The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin, of preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities, an intricate knot of German-Americans, Irish-Americans, English-Americans, French-Americans, Scandinavian-Americans or Italian-Americans, each preserving its separate nationality, each at heart feeling more sympathy with Europeans of that nationality, than with the other citizens of the American Republic . . . . There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else.

President Teddy Roosevelt on Columbus Day 1915

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The main question is - for how long has he been living out of US?

If he has been living in England for less than 1 year , I would say he may come back to US as he hasn't lost his permanent residency yet.

Also, keep in mind that even divorced - he may lift his conditions on his own and get his 10 years GC. He doesn;t need to be married in order to do that.

Correct above.... :thumbs:

If he doesnt have any conviction and can prove he entered into the marriage in good faith then there isnt much you can do, just call uscis and talk with them, they will instruct you exactly what you need to do. if you have any proof he didnt enter into the marriage in good faith be sure to send it in with the divorce papers,

Correct... above....:thumbs:

You say he left the usa on the "9th oct 2010" correct? well hes still legally allowed to come back in the us on his active P.R card....You can't do Nothing as what states in the above.

Now if he's stays out longer more than 6 mths but less than 1 yr then this could give him Problems at P.O.E with secondary inspection...where he must prove that he has not abbandoned his P.R Status own a home..bank accounts..blah blah blah......there at port of entry (P.O.E) they can interveiw him but "can not" take his P.R card from him..Only a immigration judge can do this....then he would have to prove, blah blah blah...

Im not sure of why you want to go down this route of ICE ect....is he such a threat to you? if you just get a court order that he can't come within 100 yards of you....that should do the trick in most cases...

IMHO..i would just let him burn his own bridges as what i said above....

Good Luck..:thumbs:

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Correct above.... :thumbs:

If he doesnt have any conviction and can prove he entered into the marriage in good faith then there isnt much you can do, just call uscis and talk with them, they will instruct you exactly what you need to do. if you have any proof he didnt enter into the marriage in good faith be sure to send it in with the divorce papers,

Correct... above....:thumbs:

You say he left the usa on the "9th oct 2010" correct? well hes still legally allowed to come back in the us on his active P.R card....You can't do Nothing as what states in the above.

Now if he's stays out longer more than 6 mths but less than 1 yr then this could give him Problems at P.O.E with secondary inspection...where he must prove that he has not abbandoned his P.R Status own a home..bank accounts..blah blah blah......there at port of entry (P.O.E) they can interveiw him but "can not" take his P.R card from him..Only a immigration judge can do this....then he would have to prove, blah blah blah...

Im not sure of why you want to go down this route of ICE ect....is he such a threat to you? if you just get a court order that he can't come within 100 yards of you....that should do the trick in most cases...

IMHO..i would just let him burn his own bridges as what i said above....

Good Luck..:thumbs:

I asked, in this thread, who I needed to contact. The responses said ICE. That's why. If its better to just contact USCIS, I will do that. He has no ties to US. He owns no property here, has no bank account...etc. And quite honestly, I think he's a threat to himself, me, and pretty much any person he comes into contact with. He is mentally unstable(has been told this by professionals). I am fairly sure that he probably will burn his own bridges anyway, but, I want to have my bases covered because he wouldn't be coming back to the US for any GOOD reason.

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