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134 affidavit of support and old wife/ new wife

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pokernut   0

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My wife took off and i filed for divorce..... how the heck does that work? will she count still as one more person in my household i have to support? anybody know???

also anyone know of a halfway okay immigration attorney in the seattle area.... I think im going to need one...

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above you just ask about timelines, now you say shes gone and your getting a divorce. Thinking that divorce needs to be final before you try again. (sorry if im miss reading)

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I assume you're asking about the first wife for the purposes of the household size/minimum income requirement? (She was a US citizen? If you're asking about the problems of having a second K1 process with IMBRA - you should check the IMBRA and the change in situation after marriage forums).

Why do you think you're going to need an immigration attorney? Is there something odd about your situation or your fiance's background? You may not need an attorney - your situation may be more simple than you think.

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old wife took off six months ago... its taken that long to get the divorce... have a month to go for it to be final

above you just ask about timelines, now you say shes gone and your getting a divorce. Thinking that divorce needs to be final before you try again. (sorry if im miss reading)
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Did you file AOS before she left, and if so, was she approved?

good question... i believe she had filed that, but an answer had not come back yet...

well, now that i think of it,..,. i think she did get that and she was waiting on removal of conditions... whatever that last step is....

i know that she contacted immigration after she left from looking at a very long phone call on the cell bill

but i never contacted them ... I think she has to re-apply and she is probably waiting on the divorce to be final as well...

she has no contact with me,,, so i dont have anyway of finding much out i guess. I guess i should try to contact uscis and ask about all that... the phones are impossible, you have to go in person...

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pokernut,

Divorce does not end the obligation of an I-864. If you filled one out for your ex- then you must show it where asked for on the I-134 for your current fiancee and you must show it on your I-864 when your current fiancee becomes your wife and applies to adjust status.

Yodrak

Did you file AOS before she left, and if so, was she approved?

good question... i believe she had filed that, but an answer had not come back yet...

well, now that i think of it,..,. i think she did get that and she was waiting on removal of conditions... whatever that last step is....

i know that she contacted immigration after she left from looking at a very long phone call on the cell bill

but i never contacted them ... I think she has to re-apply and she is probably waiting on the divorce to be final as well...

she has no contact with me,,, so i dont have anyway of finding much out i guess. I guess i should try to contact uscis and ask about all that... the phones are impossible, you have to go in person...

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thanks for the reply....

pokernut,

Divorce does not end the obligation of an I-864. If you filled one out for your ex- then you must show it where asked for on the I-134 for your current fiancee and you must show it on your I-864 when your current fiancee becomes your wife and applies to adjust status.

Yodrak

Did you file AOS before she left, and if so, was she approved?

good question... i believe she had filed that, but an answer had not come back yet...

well, now that i think of it,..,. i think she did get that and she was waiting on removal of conditions... whatever that last step is....

i know that she contacted immigration after she left from looking at a very long phone call on the cell bill

but i never contacted them ... I think she has to re-apply and she is probably waiting on the divorce to be final as well...

she has no contact with me,,, so i dont have anyway of finding much out i guess. I guess i should try to contact uscis and ask about all that... the phones are impossible, you have to go in person...

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