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Divorce after child and 10 year green card

By meganandrocco in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

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meganandrocco   0

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So I just got my ten year green card a few months ago. WE also have a one year old child. He cheated on me again.... so I am leaving....I am from Canada and I would love to go home but my career is here. I know this has been discussed before but the situation is that I do not want to naturalize ever. I am willing to go through the process every ten years. Here are my questions:

do I have to inform the USCIS of the divorce and the reasons?

Should I get a letter detailing the reasons and get it notarized?

Is this going to affect the next time i get a ten year green card?

Thank you all so much for your help in this devastating situation

08-02-06 Met my hubby in while teaching in South Korea

07-17-07 went back to america/canada

01-03-08 Back to Korea for another year of teaching

01-12-09 back to america to stay and go to school

04-24-10 engaged in Mexico!!!!

08-29-10 start university in america on F-1 visa

02-10-11 EAD approved and OPT approved

08-06-11 Wedding day :)

09-01-11 sent in AOS package

09-14-11 received notice that all forms have been accepted

09-15-11 Biometrics appointment on Septemeber 29th

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Merrytooth   5,748

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You already have the 10 year Green Card, you don't have to notify USCIS of your divorce.

But you need to notify USCIS when you changes your address

http://www.uscis.gov/addresschange

https://egov.uscis.gov/coa/displayCOAForm.do

"Most non-U.S. citizens must report a change of address within 10 days of moving within the United States or its territories"

You will be fine renewing the Green Card every 10 years

Done with K1, AOS and ROC

 
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