I Had to leave the country

[jenn89 0]

My job in my country is with a company from New Jersey! i dont have any bad records at work, my main boss is in New jersey and my managers in my country.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Your residency has been terminated in 2009.

Most likely you have been ordered deported in absentia when you did not show up to the court hearing to terminate your residency.

Since you are divorced now, you have no basis for any new immigrant visa.

If you have been deported without knowing it, you would have to sort that out first.

Since you have immigrant intent, it is possible that you will get any visa to the US ever again.

[jenn89 0]

I have all prove from my case and everything that happened, My ex husband used to hit me, he had drinking problems. I could not apply to get any type of visa? I have never committed any crimes in the US, when i went in the US i did through my Visa which i got when i was 10 years old with my parents. I came back because i did not have money to stay in US on my own i did not have help. I never intended to do anything against the law in US. Why could i not get any type of visa? PLease let me know, i only need help.

[NY_BX 397]

I have all prove from my case and everything that happened, My ex husband used to hit me, he had drinking problems. I could not apply to get any type of visa? I have never committed any crimes in the US, when i went in the US i did through my Visa which i got when i was 10 years old with my parents. I came back because i did not have money to stay in US on my own i did not have help. I never intended to do anything against the law in US. Why could i not get any type of visa? PLease let me know, i only need help.

Like everyone said before, because your greencard was terminated and you never adjusted. Why is that so hard to understand? It doesn't matter what proof you have now, your status expired 2 years ago. There's not reason for anyone to reopen your case on with the type of visa you entered in the first place. Like the rest, I agree that you should look into student or work visa. Apply for college and get accepted. Look at other options. But readjustment due to marriage, is NOT going to happen.

Edited July 11, 2011 by morena_boricua

[belinda63 3,047]

The big issue now, since it has been determined the green card route is closed, is what ban she has incurred. It sounds like she overstayed a tourist visa, married, failed to remove conditions on her green card, stayed another year after it expired, then left the US. Looking probably at a 10 year ban and, as Bob said, she was probably deported due to failing to remove conditions. With this history the chances of obtaining any visa to the US, other than immediate family, are zilch to none.

[payxibka 10,047]

The big issue now, since it has been determined the green card route is closed, is what ban she has incurred. It sounds like she overstayed a tourist visa, married, failed to remove conditions on her green card, stayed another year after it expired, then left the US. Looking probably at a 10 year ban and, as Bob said, she was probably deported due to failing to remove conditions. With this history the chances of obtaining any visa to the US, other than immediate family, are zilch to none.

A 10 year ban? On what basis?

[Glyn and Kathy 288]

What visa did you come on when you were 10? Did you overstay on that visa?

[belinda63 3,047]

Pax, questionable if she overstayed the tourist visa, kinda thinking she did, but the green card expired March 2009 and she didn't leave the US until summer 2010.

Edited July 11, 2011 by belinda63

[bigdog 376]

Hello,

I really wish to get advice from my case which has me very worried. I entered my marriage in good faith and have prove of it with my ex husband whom is a US Citizen. We got divorced right when i had to file the form I-751 he did not want to fill it with me so i had to work on it my self. He changed in a way i never thought and would drink too much that he hit me once. I had a big emergency with my mother and a family member that got kidnap and had to come back to my country. I have always been trying to keep in touch with a lawyer in MD to help me with my papers but is hard sometimes to get in touch. I wish to send my info to VSC. i have been out of the US for 1 year now trying to find a way to go back as per unfortunately i did not have help to fix my papers on time i went over 1 year of the date my GC got expired i really need help because i have all my papers ready to just send them, and letters, my bank account with him. If please i can still send my papers to may be get an answer soon if i can go back to the US? I would appreciated very much. Thank you so much!!!!

[bigdog 376]

Seems your case is more complicated than just to get Excellent casual advise on VJ. I would consult an attorney or other professionals, you have a marriage, abuse GC issues ETC

[angus28 7]

Seems your case is more complicated than just to get Excellent casual advise on VJ. I would consult an attorney or other professionals, you have a marriage, abuse GC issues ETC

bigdog is right, you need to find an attorney properably in the US and consult with him/her. This is very complicated.

check this website for a licensed immigration attorney

http://www.aila.org/

[Casprd 167]

Her case isn't that complicated. She was here on a CR-1 and left before having conditions removed and somewhere in the process got divorced. Unless there was a VAWA case initiated then the CR-1 is done and over with. There is no basis for returning to the US on that as she no longer has a USC husband. Student or tourist visa is pretty much a guaranteed rejection as via the CR-1 she has shown an intent to immigrate. The only real option is a H1-B visa sponsored by her current employer.

[san diego 407]

I am not so sure about tourist visa. I can provide real example. My uncle got a green card based on the family immigration. He decided not to move to US. So, he rejected green card. However, he did show intent to immigrate. After this he got 10 year multiple entry visitor visa.

In this case, OP showed intent to immigrate. However, OP left the country thus showing that she does not want to immigrate. She may as well have a case for tourist visa.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

A 10 year ban? On what basis?

On the basis of having been deported in absentia.

When a resident does not file for R.O.C., USCIS terminates the resident status. Since this takes a signature of a judge, a court date is scheduled where the immigrant can fight this. If she does not show up to this court date her residency is formally terminated and she is ordered to leave the U.S. within a specified time period.

As I said, she would need to get that sorted out first. But since she was an immigrant and clearly has immigrant intent again, I don't think she will even get a B2. Just sayin' it as I see it.

[Indy90 21]

I am not so sure about tourist visa. I can provide real example. My uncle got a green card based on the family immigration. He decided not to move to US. So, he rejected green card. However, he did show intent to immigrate. After this he got 10 year multiple entry visitor visa.

In this case, OP showed intent to immigrate. However, OP left the country thus showing that she does not want to immigrate. She may as well have a case for tourist visa.

Unless I am reading this wrong, the OPs case is a bit different (or quite a bit), however. The OP did in fact live in the US and returned to her home country because of an emergency, unlike this example. She also clearly seems to still have an intention to immigration, unlike your uncle.