US Citizen spouse withdrawn the petition while LPR wife is out of the country

[f f 725]

1 hour ago, Rp1 said:

I'm sorry to hear this but it's so messed up just spitefulnes. Seeing this is an emergency your friend should try to get back here now and not next month. They had a conditional green card and this was done while they're out the country. The thing is they didn't  file any waiver before leaving because no one knew this was going to happened. When some one on LPR comes back through the airport officers check for their GC in the system to make sure it's valid/fraud etc. She may well be turn back. I read a few comments everyone saying her LPR wasn't terminate at this point it is because that's how she got it through her USC spouse. She's wasn't in the country to file waiver under a new petition like i360 etc before she left to keep her GC valid. Best thing for her is too get back here like today see if they will let her back in then get good lawyer. Calling USCIS will not get you far they will tell you that a petitioner has the right to withdrew their petition. Or you go and talk to a lawyer on her behalf may  they can file a motion or from uscis to have her back here with no issue she may need to sign papers but that can get to her by express mail and she mail back the same way. I hope it all work out for her.  Things are not like they was before as everyone sees Trump is getting rid of us slightest thing under Trump now I don't know. How long has she been out?

don't try and scare her

her green card is valid until her case is decided. her husband withdrawing support simply triggers uscis to send her a rfe for the divorce decree because she will now be given the chance to apply for a divorce waver.

 

also it is her petition. not her husbands, he simply signed that they were still married his withdrawal of that does not cancel the petition.

 

also what petition could a lawyer file beyond what she could do her self?

 

I would recommend you disregard the previous post it just seems wrong on many points.

[Lemon23 400]

2 minutes ago, f f said:

don't try and scare her

her green card is valid until her case is decided. her husband withdrawing support simply triggers uscis to send her a rfe for the divorce decree because she will now be given the chance to apply for a divorce waver.

 

also it is her petition. not her husbands, he simply signed that they were still married his withdrawal of that does not cancel the petition.

 

also what petition could a lawyer file beyond what she could do her self?

 

I would recommend you disregard the previous post it just seems wrong on many points.

i just talked to her on fb messenger video call, she is crying and it was heavy feeling on my part seeing her on that situation. She said, she did not signed any papers to withdraw her petition, she was surprised on the email that she got from USCIS, she will rebook her flight as soon as possible so she can return and hoping there would be no issue and allow her to enter given the situtayion. She is trying yo reach out to her husband but the husband already blocked her from fb and not responding from text message even on her phone call.

[Rp1 4]

4 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

i just talked to her on fb messenger video call, she is crying and it was heavy feeling on my part seeing her on that situation. She said, she did not signed any papers to withdraw her petition, she was surprised on the email that she got from USCIS, she will rebook her flight as soon as possible so she can return and hoping there would be no issue and allow her to enter given the situtayion. She is trying yo reach out to her husband but the husband already blocked her from fb and not responding from text message even on her phone call.

That will be best for her to return. If He s blocking her she will not get onto him is for to just try to come back and deal with it

[jakelake 222]

We don't know both sides of the story.

We don't what she did but it sounds like she did something pretty bad to make her husband withdraw the petition.

[Boiler 45,499]

16 minutes ago, jakelake said:

We don't know both sides of the story.

We don't what she did but it sounds like she did something pretty bad to make her husband withdraw the petition.

VJ is more about feelings than facts.

[Ban Hammer 13,336]

2 posts removed for tos violation, 1 post removed for quoting.

telling another member to remove themself again will result the offending member being suspended from this site

charles

vj moderation

[jakelake 222]

2 hours ago, Boiler said:

VJ is more about feelings than facts.

In the end, facts tell the whole story and determine a case.

[Sunnyland 639]

I will just add one thing, if the OP's friend does enter US and tries to reach her husband, hopefully she will not go alone for her safety.

[Lemon23 400]

53 minutes ago, Sunnyland said:

I will just add one thing, if the OP's friend does enter US and tries to reach her husband, hopefully she will not go alone for her safety.

That's what i told her but she needs too because she needs to get her things and move out from their apartment. I will be with her in that situation so I would know she's safe along with cops I guess in case the husband act violently.

Edited August 15, 2017 by Lemon23

[Ontarkie 14,221]

1 hour ago, Lemon23 said:

That's what i told her but she needs too because she needs to get her things and move out from their apartment. I will be with her in that situation so I would know she's safe along with cops I guess in case the husband act violently.

Yes call and ask for a police office to help retrieve her things. He will not act out with them there but he may if it's just the two of you. 

[jakelake 222]

2 hours ago, Lemon23 said:

I don't know the whole story either but it's too early to judge because we really don't know the reason behind this.

You don't know the whole story but you seem to be prejudging the husband. Also, if the wife were in the right, why is she not giving you details?

[mindthegap 2,590]

1 minute ago, jakelake said:

You don't know the whole story but you seem to be prejudging the husband. Also, if the wife were in the right, why is she not giving you details?

Perhaps the OP is just supporting a friend? Or perhaps he is boning her? Perhaps the husband has mental issues, or has been having an affair and this is a good distraction technique and attempt to get rid of the wife at the same time?

 

Or, just maybe, perhaps it is none of your - or anyone elses - business what happens in a marriage, and they came here for some good immigration advice.

 

As you were.

 

 

[Going through 5,671]

9 minutes ago, jakelake said:

You don't know the whole story but you seem to be prejudging the husband. Also, if the wife were in the right, why is she not giving you details?

If I were the wife in the situation, I think initially I would be ashamed at how my husband had treated me, absolutely shocked since it was still so fresh, perhaps in disbelief that this was happening at all, and therefore maybe not so quick/verbally able to give out details in my stunned state.  Especially if I had no clue this was even coming in the first place and under the belief the marriage was fine and hunky-dory considering the husband was acting as normal right up before I left the country.

 

That's just my opinion on how I would react, personally, based on the little details the OP has chosen within their right to make us privy to.

 

[f f 725]

it is irrelevant who is at fault here.

the only thing we need to worry a out os making sure she does not lose access to her life in America.

Edited August 15, 2017 by Ontarkie
removed quote

[Ontarkie 14,221]

~~!0 posts removed for arguing and disrupting this thread. You do not need both sides of the story to answer the OP if you cannot stick to the question asked DO NOT post.~~