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[Ryan H 3,812]

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[Villanelle 4,122]

What people have said abut you getting denied is true, as visas do not guarantee you access to the US. This is especially true if the proper authorities are alerted of any issues with the marriage. I don't know much about the impact of your wife retracting the I-184 and have seen a lot of debate on here about whether or not this is actually effective, but since your green card hasn't yet been sent out as you haven't entered the US I assume it has much more weight than if you were already in the US.

Since you have been married for 3 years, it is not easily apparent to me so I have to ask if you will be a conditional resident (CR-1) or an immediate resident (IR-1) among entrance. I assume the CR since you probably weren't married the full 2 years when you first applied, but I just want to be sure.

If you are in fact a CR, then you may run into issues as I believe you still have to file for Removal of Conditions upon 2 years from the date you entered the country. There are way for separated spouses to still get their permanent residency approved when they don't file jointly, but generally you have to prove that there was a bona fide marriage from the start. I can't imagine that your wife having and affair and wanting to divorce you before you even entered the country will count as a positive in that regard...

I could be wrong about any and all of this since I'm not super well versed on spousal visas we went the fiance route, but either way the point stands is that there is the possibility that you will run into issues because of this..

I am not going to even touch the problem of you coming to the US when it seems pretty clear that your wife no longer wants you to...

Okay so first off the authorties dont care if you have any issues with your marriage at POE. The only thing that will STOP the OP from entering is if the spouse withdraws the aff of support and underlying petition.

Second- it doesnt matter when you apply for a spousal visa. If you enter and its less then 2 years youve been married you get the conditional greencard. If you have been married 2 yrs or more you get the 10yr card. CR1 is for less then 2 yrs, IR1 is for more. This is determined when the visa is issued. Some people are in a unique timeframe where they get the CR visa and are able to enter after their 2yr anniversary.

[SunflowerSweet 1,321]

Okay so first off the authorties dont care if you have any issues with your marriage at POE. The only thing that will STOP the OP from entering is if the spouse withdraws the aff of support and underlying petition.

Second- it doesnt matter when you apply for a spousal visa. If you enter and its less then 2 years youve been married you get the conditional greencard. If you have been married 2 yrs or more you get the 10yr card. CR1 is for less then 2 yrs, IR1 is for more. This is determined when the visa is issued. Some people are in a unique timeframe where they get the CR visa and are able to enter after their 2yr anniversary.

Alrighty, my bad. I was lead to believe the 2 years was dependent on when you applied, not when you arrived. I guess there is a plus side to longer processing times.

I'm not the only one who said he might have an issue with POE so I'm not sure why you called me out specifically, but thanks, I feel special

[Ryan H 3,812]

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[Avery Cates 1,141]

All we can really do is hope she's done the right thing and withdrawn the I-864 and that will be the end of it.

[El_killer47 22]

Other then withdrawing the i-864 what else can his wife do to take back her sponsorship? Who would be the "proper authorities" and what exactly would she have to submit/ file?

[aaron2020 11,651]

Assume OP gets in and gets his conditional green card.

How is OP going to remove conditions in his green card without any proof of a bona fide marriage?

Getting in and getting a conditional green card is not the end for a CR-1 visa holder.

Withdrawing the I-864 is moot. There is not enough time before he enters. Once he enters, the withdrawal will be denied.

Edited February 3, 2016 by aaron2020

[El_killer47 22]

In a previous thread of OP claims another lady with a joint sponsor filled his AOS.It seems his wife is NOT involved in this immigration process.This is a fraud case guys.

Wrong.

A joint sponsor is often needed in cases of self employment. It looks like his wife is the primary sponsor and therefore not a fraud case. At least not for the reason you mention. Let's not be judgmental and understand that the man is having a hard time in life.

Assume OP gets in and gets his conditional green card.

How is OP going to remove conditions in his green card without any proof of a bona fide marriage?

Getting in and getting a conditional green card is not the end for a CR-1 visa holder.

Withdrawing the I-864 is moot. There is not enough time before he enters. Once he enters, the withdrawal will be denied.

i think it's gonna be a IR-1 case by the time he enters. Marriage has been 3 years old if I'm not mistaken.

[Darnell 8,478]

Other then withdrawing the i-864 what else can his wife do to take back her sponsorship? Who would be the "proper authorities" and what exactly would she have to submit/ file?

eh - i've answered this, over the years.

have you had a chance to use the advanced search tool, when logged, from a PC ?

[El_killer47 22]

eh - i've answered this, over the years.

have you had a chance to use the advanced search tool, when logged, from a PC ?

LOL. thanks for having already answered this question.

Since you are very knowledgeable and eager to help other, could you be a dear and post a link to your previous answer? Let's just say and I'm not very good with details and research. I'm just curious about this situation.

Oh and thanks in advance

Edited February 3, 2016 by El_killer47

[Darnell 8,478]

No.

[Teddy B 17,252]

No.

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