Marriage not Working

[BS2015 1]

Hello Guys,

our marriage not working and we been together about a year now and we are separated already , we have bank joint account , and I am a green card holder , we are on the process of divorce and it will be granted this coming December. I am still be able to process my removal of conditional ?

is that affecting my migrations status?

thanks guys.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Once you are divorced, you must file for a ROC with a divorce waiver. Do not wait for your green card to expire.

With proof of a bona fide marriage, you will be able to get a regular 10 years green card.

[NikLR 13,227]

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[Greenbaum 12,259]

BS2015, on 23 Jul 2016 - 09:48 AM, said:

Hello Guys,

our marriage not working and we been together about a year now and we are separated already , we have bank joint account , and I am a green card holder , we are on the process of divorce and it will be granted this coming December. I am still be able to process my removal of conditional ?

is that affecting my migrations status?

thanks guys.

If you are a Philippine national any divorce you file for in another country would not be given recognition by the Philippines. However, if the non (Filipino) citizen, in this case your American husband (USC) filed, then it would be recognized as valid in the Philippines.

At least one of you would have to meet your state's residency requirement in order to file.

If you are currently living in USA you can file (initiate) for divorce in USA as long as you meet your state's residency requirements. You can be divorced with your husband in USA where you initiated the divorce but not in Philippines. Once you move back to the Philippines, you will be bounded by Philippine law. You will still be married in the eyes of the Filipino law unless you will seek annulment. Annulment is too time consuming not to mention expensive and not a 100% guarantee that it will be granted.

To make your future path smoother be sure to have him file the divorce papers against you.

[BS2015 1]

If you are a Philippine national any divorce you file for in another country would not be given recognition by the Philippines. However, if the non (Filipino) citizen, in this case your American husband (USC) filed, then it would be recognized as valid in the Philippines.

At least one of you would have to meet your state's residency requirement in order to file.

If you are currently living in USA you can file (initiate) for divorce in USA as long as you meet your state's residency requirements. You can be divorced with your husband in USA where you initiated the divorce but not in Philippines. Once you move back to the Philippines, you will be bounded by Philippine law. You will still be married in the eyes of the Filipino law unless you will seek annulment. Annulment is too time consuming not to mention expensive and not a 100% guarantee that it will be granted.

To make your future path smoother be sure to have him file the divorce papers against you.

Thanks For the Info.

I am a Filipino Citizen and what I've said is i am a green card holder, and I'm married a US citizen so thats mean I'm still recognize in the Philippines as Divorce? i am still living in State and surely coming to Philippines to visit .

what is status requirement are they can you message me privately and can you help me? how to remove the ROC and filing?

[Unidentified 2,930]

They say the first and for some reason the 7th year as married is the hardest. Have the two of you considered marriage counseling before giving up on each other?

[BS2015 1]

They say the first and for some reason the 7th year as married is the hardest. Have the two of you considered marriage counseling before giving up on each other?

yes we did a counseling but both of us agree that its not going to work as we try and try hard to but there is not working on,

so we decided to get divorce in a good way we talk about it and for both of us to be happy, and we filed .

thank you .