remove the conditions of gc

[shin shin 3]

I wanna know what will happen to your case.........goodluck OP

[fabilious 0]

thanks jazakallah kher.

i dont have too much evidences to prove that my marriage is based on good faith how about i challenge the divorce does prove me that my marriage is in good faith?

[shin shin 3]

i dont have too much evidences to prove that my marriage is based on good faith how about i challenge the divorce does prove me that my marriage is in good faith?

what evidences you have???

[fabilious 0]

what evidences you have???

i dont really have too much .my ex left after 2 month when i recieved my status we conceled all bank account we dont do taxes jointly for 2011 and 2012 so i dont have enought paper work to back up my case.and i dont know exactly what uscis are looking for what kind of thing to prove that i married in good faith

Edited December 30, 2012 by fabilious

[shin shin 3]

you're divorce was finalized aftrer a month??thats fast..

I believe you have to file right away after the divorce...so you can have extension letter for you GC...

[fabilious 0]

you're divorce was finalized aftrer a month??thats fast..

I believe you have to file right away after the divorce...so you can have extension letter for you GC...

today I have a email from my lawyer he received a notice of one year extension letter and next step is biometric

[fabilious 0]

I wanna know what will happen to your case.........goodluck OP

I just received an extension letter for one year.

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

I think (like I say, I THINK) you have very slim chances for getting approved for your 10 year green card, so plan ahead that you have a year left...the reason I think that is because divorcing a month after you got your conditional green card is just way too odd in USCIS eye...you'll have a very hard time, if not impossible, to prove your marriage was bona fide. Good luck!

[fabilious 0]

I think (like I say, I THINK) you have very slim chances for getting approved for your 10 year green card, so plan ahead that you have a year left...the reason I think that is because divorcing a month after you got your conditional green card is just way too odd in USCIS eye...you'll have a very hard time, if not impossible, to prove your marriage was bona fide. Good luck!

my marriage was in good faith is not to get immigration benefit .I sent them all the evidences I get my hand on it to prove that my marriage was exactly in good faith. I know that my chances are very slim because of the short time after getting my gc even my lawyer told me that but now I only have to pray and wait .what do you think may happen to me after all please I need a good advice from you maybe could help.

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

my marriage was in good faith is not to get immigration benefit .I sent them all the evidences I get my hand on it to prove that my marriage was exactly in good faith. I know that my chances are very slim because of the short time after getting my gc even my lawyer told me that but now I only have to pray and wait .what do you think may happen to me after all please I need a good advice from you maybe could help.

Well, I am saying what I am saying as USCIS will view it. I believe you that it was a bona fide marriage, but USCIS is waaay more judgmental. I really feel that you will not have much luck, since it is so soon after you got your green card. You just don't have much evidences. No joint bank account, no lease agreements on both of your names, or PG&E bills. It is not my business, but how long you have known him prior to your marriage to him? (maybe you wrote this, but I forgot to flip back to your original post) If it was quiet a while, maybe if you still have phone records/email exchanges that shows the date could make it a bit stronger. Also, if you happen to have any common friends who knew both of you, and see the point clearly that you guys started good, then maybe you could ask them to provide a certified affidavit. But I really do feel that even the lawyer won't help you, just takes away more money that you could be saving to go home and start a new life. I really wish you the best, but you'll have some hard times...But I'll cross my fingers for you and if anything else pops into my mind that might help you, I'll definitely let you know. Also, maybe some others will come up and give you even better advices than I am...who knows? It's a large board after all, you might find someone who was in a similar situation and got approved. All the best!

[fabilious 0]

Well, I am saying what I am saying as USCIS will view it. I believe you that it was a bona fide marriage, but USCIS is waaay more judgmental. I really feel that you will not have much luck, since it is so soon after you got your green card. You just don't have much evidences. No joint bank account, no lease agreements on both of your names, or PG&E bills. It is not my business, but how long you have known him prior to your marriage to him? (maybe you wrote this, but I forgot to flip back to your original post) If it was quiet a while, maybe if you still have phone records/email exchanges that shows the date could make it a bit stronger. Also, if you happen to have any common friends who knew both of you, and see the point clearly that you guys started good, then maybe you could ask them to provide a certified affidavit. But I really do feel that even the lawyer won't help you, just takes away more money that you could be saving to go home and start a new life. I really wish you the best, but you'll have some hard times...But I'll cross my fingers for you and if anything else pops into my mind that might help you, I'll definitely let you know. Also, maybe some others will come up and give you even better advices than I am...who knows? It's a large board after all, you might find someone who was in a similar situation and got approved. All the best!

thank you so much I definitely appreciate your input . hope someone has similar situation will help .do you think I will have another interview , what kind of questions they might ask me to prove them that my marriage was in good faith?

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

thank you so much I definitely appreciate your input . hope someone has similar situation will help .do you think I will have another interview , what kind of questions they might ask me to prove them that my marriage was in good faith?

Yes, you'll definitely have an interview. And like I said, they might ask if you happen to have any records of your joint bank account, such as bank statement (even if you guys cancelled it already), and maybe if you guys had at least the bill on your names on that couple months of AOSing, and photos, or even as I mentioned, email exchanges of how you guys have been dating for a while before you guys got married, or post-cards, or phone call records. Those are all valuable to show that it was originally a true love there, and you did not get married just to get a green card. So, I hope you did not throw all those away! And really, a fresh current affidavit would definitely help you a lot. If you had two from common friends who have known both of you and have seen how your relationship was real, and was true and could write the affidavits accordingly that would be very strong evidence. Anything you guys basically had together, movie tickets, airplane tickets in case you guys flew to see your parents/relatives to show he went along at the time, or airplane tickets that showed you came here to visit him before you guys got married. Any pictures you guys have of when you guys were dating, your wedding pictures, preferentially with people in it as relatives, friends of his, or yours, or both of yours. Did any of you have a car? Did you guys happen to change the car insurance to have it both of your names? Do you have at least one copy of that? That would also help! If you payed for rent for an apartment, copy of the checks showing both of your names to show both of you paid for it as a married couple, not him, or not "just you". How about health insurance? I know you guys divorced really early, but maybe have one copy of a joint health insurance? But definitely for you tons of photos, affidavits made CURRENTLY would make it the strongest. All the others are smaller in your case, since you had those for AOS, but then after the green card you divorced really fast. Photos definitely show the proof of it in your case, and current affidavits would back you up that everybody saw it was a good marriage, and that everybody is just as you were all surprised, shocked and disappointed that you guys' relationship went South so fast. Good luck!

[fabilious 0]

Yes, you'll definitely have an interview. And like I said, they might ask if you happen to have any records of your joint bank account, such as bank statement (even if you guys cancelled it already), and maybe if you guys had at least the bill on your names on that couple months of AOSing, and photos, or even as I mentioned, email exchanges of how you guys have been dating for a while before you guys got married, or post-cards, or phone call records. Those are all valuable to show that it was originally a true love there, and you did not get married just to get a green card. So, I hope you did not throw all those away! And really, a fresh current affidavit would definitely help you a lot. If you had two from common friends who have known both of you and have seen how your relationship was real, and was true and could write the affidavits accordingly that would be very strong evidence. Anything you guys basically had together, movie tickets, airplane tickets in case you guys flew to see your parents/relatives to show he went along at the time, or airplane tickets that showed you came here to visit him before you guys got married. Any pictures you guys have of when you guys were dating, your wedding pictures, preferentially with people in it as relatives, friends of his, or yours, or both of yours. Did any of you have a car? Did you guys happen to change the car insurance to have it both of your names? Do you have at least one copy of that? That would also help! If you payed for rent for an apartment, copy of the checks showing both of your names to show both of you paid for it as a married couple, not him, or not "just you". How about health insurance? I know you guys divorced really early, but maybe have one copy of a joint health insurance? But definitely for you tons of photos, affidavits made CURRENTLY would make it the strongest. All the others are smaller in your case, since you had those for AOS, but then after the green card you divorced really fast. Photos definitely show the proof of it in your case, and current affidavits would back you up that everybody saw it was a good marriage, and that everybody is just as you were all surprised, shocked and disappointed that you guys' relationship went South so fast. Good luck!

thank you so much I will do that

[fabilious 0]

you're divorce was finalized aftrer a month??thats fast..

I believe you have to file right away after the divorce...so you can have extension letter for you GC...

please shin shin can you update me about your case.

Edited March 6, 2013 by fabilious