spend less than a month with wife and things went bad

[Caryh 5,206]

Hi guys, I went for my interview few days ago. The io just kept telling me that he understand that things happen in many relation. But he ask me more questions about my first mariage in another country. At the end of the interview he gave me back my expired green card and stamp my passport for another one year. He kept with him the 2 passport photo Id that I brought. Pls share your opinion with me. Is this a good or bad sign. Thank you all

Sounds like they haven't flat out denied you, but they are not saying you're approved either. This is likely the best you could hope for with how little evidence you walked in with. Hopefully you were able to get more than what you originally posted as having. They could do further investigations and later call you for another interview. This could go either way yet. Good luck.

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Sounds like they haven't flat out denied you, but they are not saying you're approved either. This is likely the best you could hope for with how little evidence you walked in with. Hopefully you were able to get more than what you originally posted as having. They could do further investigations and later call you for another interview. This could go either way yet. Good luck.

In his other post

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/587212-i751-waiver-interview/?p=8028228

Thank you. Yes azzein, for your reply I filed for divorce waiver and hardship if remove from the country. I don't have child here but I show him the paper of my business that I sold prior to get here. And I explain to io that going back will not be easy for me to start again.

I am not sure if OP files I-751 with extreme hardship or I-751 divorce waiver. Maybe even choose these 2 options together

Edited February 26, 2016 by Merrytooth

[wilfried 1]

yes I file with a divorce waiver and a hardship waiver too. I don't have a child here but I explain to io that I sold my business prior to come here and I show him the sale document.

[mario1977 0]

Letter she gave you to send to immigration was notarized?

[wilfried 1]

no the letter was not notarized. just a simple letter with her signature on it

[EM_Vandaveer 2,408]

Hardship waivers are really hard to get approved for I-751. The hardship has to be extreme, meaning more than normally experienced emotionally, financially and so on by people deported from the US to the country in question.

[mario1977 0]

Any news????

[wilfried 1]

No mario1977, I'm still waiting.

[Eric-Pris 1,606]

It's really sad that some people have no problem in treating others this way. Getting a person to move out of their country to come to the US, and then one day you decide that you don't want to be with them because they've become a burden to you or you met somebody else (which I think is the case here), and you want to throw them to the curb, often times with no money, no job, and no way to even get back home.

I understand that there is no obligation in relationships, they can fail, but this was just downright shameful. It doesn't sound like you did anything wrong, and she (or her family... are you black and she white?) decided that she had enough and just said good luck and don't let the door hit you in the ###.

[wilfried 1]

hi Dear members, iim back again. can someone tell me what this status means? CASE UNDER SUPERVISOR REVIEW ?.

[TBoneTX 45,304]

Your case is being reviewed by a supervisor. An answer might come soon.

[wilfried 1]

thank you TBoneTx for your reply.

[IcezMan_IcezLady 582]

Any new update?