HOW DO I GO ABOUT AN ANNULMENT?

[LivA 6]

So sorry to hear about your situation. You must be in a lot of pain.

[Sveta & Ron 23]

I for one would contact ins/uscis just so will be noted for if he tries to file aos him self

[CHarvey80 72]

I for one would contact ins/uscis just so will be noted for if he tries to file aos him self

He can't file AOS without her, so that's not the issue. Make sure you get divorced ASAP and contact USCIS so they are aware of the situation. Also, like another member said, don't be alone with him.

Good luck!

[Sveta & Ron 23]

if he mislead the op about marriage in good faith what stop from signing op's name ?? here in texas we call it cya ( cover yer azz )

[amykathleen2005 441]

Get a divorce attorney.

But are you absolutely positive about the marrying for greencard thing? Only in January you stated in your thread that he wanted to go home. Why would he want to go home if he wanted to stay in the US?

[Jawaree 717]

So Call uscis let them know the marriage is fraud (with your complaint) get a fax # and fax said

statement to them along with approval letter, don't be around him ever with no witnesses & don't

drag your feet in taking action, also file for a divorce.

Its 3 sides to every story if you just not into him no more & want to be rid of him, just divorce

the guy and move on, also understand a swift marriage to someone of another culture will have hiccups

some culture the men is not touchy feely, loving, and show emotions except when mad, so think, look

within.

[evelyn1140 18]

i dont know samantha78 and im not to familiar on how to find her either but thanks

I am Dominican I hope u throw his @@@@#$ out. Divorce him. Also, like one of the members said, don't be alone with him or contact him. Cover yourself

Edited March 19, 2013 by evelyn1140

[john gibbs 17]

file for anullment based on fraud.

tell the judge he married you for immigration purposes.

i have filed to do the same.

[bigdog 376]

Time to get a family law lawyer.

Good luck.

:thumbs:yep.

[awesome87 0]

Contact immigration..let them know about entire situation

Contact department of justice in texas office

Go to USCIS local office and request for withdrawal of affidavit of support so he can nor haunt you in the future for support.

[Brian1967## 119]

Get over to the local office and withdraw I 864 if submitted and do not be alone with the person ....I see a false VAWA claim the get a lawyer and get a divorce and try to move on. I was also used for a green card. I you have PROOF of marriage fraud get a annulment and take it to USCIS, remember immigration law is civil law not criminal, the adjudicators work in shades of grey, the more proof of fraud the darker the shade of grey and more likely your spouse will not get to stay in country.

[LA NEGRA 19]

<br />Get a divorce attorney. <br /><br />But are you absolutely positive about the marrying for greencard thing? Only in January you stated in your thread that he wanted to go home. Why would he want to go home if he wanted to stay in the US?<br />

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HE WANTED TO GO HOME BECAUSE I COUGHT HIM ON SOME BS AND AT THE TIME WE WERE NOT MARRIED AND HE WANTED TO BE ABLE TO COME BACK IF THE OPORTUNITY CAME ABOUT.... THAT WAS HIS RESPONCE

[LA NEGRA 19]

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[Darnell 8,478]

I don't think you can annul your marriage because he married you for residency only. In your case, filing for divorce may be less complicated.

actually, annulment is possible - but all depends on the state laws about it.

THANKS... Now how do i go about it???

find the county courthouse in your area. go in person, talk with the clerk of the court, ask about the process. If there is a web site for the county court - USUALLY the instructions for filing are there.

[Darnell 8,478]

Get over to the local office and withdraw I 864 if submitted and do not be alone with the person ....I see a false VAWA claim the get a lawyer and get a divorce and try to move on. I was also used for a green card. I you have PROOF of marriage fraud get a annulment and take it to USCIS, remember immigration law is civil law not criminal, the adjudicators work in shades of grey, the more proof of fraud the darker the shade of grey and more likely your spouse will not get to stay in country.

no AOS filed yet, so the I-864 is not in play.

I agree with your other points..