i-751 denied (due to lack of evidence)

[networkadmin 0]

Hello i am in need of advice please. My I-751 was denied recently due to lack of evidence. we filed jointly Feb 2013, then i had no choice but to file separately afterwards because my ex filed for divorce. i received a request for evidence and i sent whatever else i could find to prove our union was real. i have already made an appointment to see an attorney 9 days from today (only availability). but i would like to know my options please.

if anyone is familiar with the options i have which would allow me continue to live in the U.S i would be grateful if you shared them. i am not trying to gain sympathy, but i have no family left and life has gotten worse back home. i have established life here and i would like to keep it.

no criminal history, paid taxes, kept all my jobs, part time student.

i live in the Hudson Valley, NY. please feel welcomed to share your experience or positive advice. Attorney Contact info, etc.

Thanks

[aussie_jason 195]

Your attorney will be able to give you better advice but what you will basically need to do is file a motion to re-open and try to find as much evidence as you can beyond what you already have to prove that your marriage was entered into in good faith.

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[NickD 203]

If you knew a divorce was coming and filed like you had a valid marriage, kind of dead meat. If you filed that you married in good faith, but the marriage did not work out, would be okay. Or a severe hardship to return to your home country.

Many forms are rejected for a various number of reasons, but these can be rectified. Care to share the reason for a denial? Big difference between a rejected form and a denial.