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Lifting condition after divorced

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In the case of aliens that are just married, it's not so easy to arrive at such a conclusion.

There in is the public-policy argument for the 2-year conditional nature. We will not allow you to adjust status to PR until convincing evidence is established that there was no fraud. The time "is" the evidence. Its not romantic, but it is measurable. Under subsequent ammendments to the INA I believe there are ways to avoid the 2-year wait, such as spousal abuse leading to the divorce. But I'm not an immigration lawyer, I just play one on tv.

my blog: http://immigrationlawreformblog.blogspot.com/

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