filed my I-751 and done with my bio metrics but my wife is filing for divorce.

[japs1017 0]

hi guys!..quick question here..is my I-751 be affected if my wife files a divorce even though i had filed and did my bio metrics..will it affect me?..and can i get married again and petition my new wife with I-130 even im not annulled in p.i.?

[Inky 1,111]

Moved from ROC to effects of major family changes on immigration as the OP filed a joint petition but is now in divorce proceedings.

[Shiobhan 235]

:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[Darnell 8,479]

re: ROC - when you go in for the interview, tell the interviewer your wife isn't with you, she's filed for divorce, and you need to submit a divorce waiver letter , right at the beginning of the interview.

as to the other thing - i've no comment, sorry.

[shin shin 3]

Dude you're not even divorce yet and thinking about getting your new wife???

Take it easy give it time to heal before jumping to a new relationship..

Bless you:-)

[Mariana2012 89]

Dude you're not even divorce yet and thinking about getting your new wife???

Take it easy give it time to heal before jumping to a new relationship..

Bless you:-)

Sounds, like the cheated wife needs healing not him . I think he should tell at the interview he is in a hurry to get his paperwork in order so he can petition for his next lucky girl

[Darnell 8,479]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/220094-divorce-before-removal-of-conditions-on-permanent-resident-status/

[japs1017 0]

i did not cheat for your info..we separated already and had moved on..would you live in a woman that doesnt care about you?..and nag you after getting home from work..if yes then you dumb!

Edited April 15, 2013 by japs1017

[Mariana2012 89]

i did not cheat for your info..we separated already and had moved on..would you live in a woman that doesnt care about you?..and nag you after getting home from work..if yes then you dumb!

I am sorry you had to live "in" a woman, that must have been hard after the initial thryst.

Calling people stupid says a lot about you. Kudos to your wife for kicking you to the curb. I hope your second future ex wife reads this so she can learn how abusive you are.

Edited April 15, 2013 by Mariana2012

[Theresa0828 65]

hi guys!..quick question here..is my I-751 be affected if my wife files a divorce even though i had filed and did my bio metrics..will it affect me?..and can i get married again and petition my new wife with I-130 even im not annulled in p.i.?

to your other question... if your USC wife will file the divorce, you can remarry and petition someone... just make sure the its the USC who will file for the divorce coz if it's you... the Filipino citizen, then you can't remarry... just make sure that you will submit the divorce proceedings to the proper court in the Philippines to recognize your divorce...

here's a link from the embassy... http://www.philippineconsulatela.org/FAQs/FAQS-legal.htm

[Inky 1,111]

to your other question... if your USC wife will file the divorce, you can remarry and petition someone... just make sure the its the USC who will file for the divorce coz if it's you... the Filipino citizen, then you can't remarry... just make sure that you will submit the divorce proceedings to the proper court in the Philippines to recognize your divorce...

here's a link from the embassy... http://www.philippin.../FAQS-legal.htm

Its likely the OP cannot file for a new wife because of the situation. http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-130instr.pdf OP does not seem to be able to pass the " who cannot file this " in the instructions.

[john gibbs 17]

hi guys!..quick question here..is my I-751 be affected if my wife files a divorce even though i had filed and did my bio metrics..will it affect me?..and can i get married again and petition my new wife with I-130 even im not annulled in p.i.?

people like you make me sick.

[Brian1967## 119]

Its likely the OP cannot file for a new wife because of the situation. http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-130instr.pdf OP does not seem to be able to pass the " who cannot file this " in the instructions.

Only...does this mean my immigrant ex spouse cannot re marry for a certain period of time?

[Theresa0828 65]

Its likely the OP cannot file for a new wife because of the situation. http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-130instr.pdf OP does not seem to be able to pass the " who cannot file this " in the instructions.

your example is both filipinos... any filipino who will divorce (initiate divorce) overseas, the divorce will not be recognized in the Philippines... however if the marriage in the Philippines or in any other country is between a filipino and a USC (or any other foreign national), and if the USC will (or any other national) initiates the divorce... the divorce will be acknowledge in the proper court in the Philippines... the key words are "the USC (or any other national) spouse must be the one who will initiate the divorce, and not the filipino.

[Inky 1,111]

your example is both filipinos... any filipino who will divorce (initiate divorce) overseas, the divorce will not be recognized in the Philippines... however if the marriage in the Philippines or in any other country is between a filipino and a USC (or any other foreign national), and if the USC will (or any other national) initiates the divorce... the divorce will be acknowledge in the proper court in the Philippines... the key words are "the USC (or any other national) spouse must be the one who will initiate the divorce, and not the filipino.

No my example is the rules of filing an I-130 as a green card holder. Read the instructions on who can file an I-130.