Divorce

[Mstameka 5]

6 minutes ago, LionessDeon said:

If you can both agree a dissolution of marriage may be an option

 

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Either way you're going to be financially on the hook for a very long time.  That's the consequences of marrying a foreigner and sponsoring them.

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[LionessDeon 2,060]

4 minutes ago, Mstameka said:

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I am sorry things didn't work out.  Truly.  I hope others will learn from this and know all the consequences of decisions they make.  Sponsoring visa applicants is a serious situation and not to be taken lightly.  

Take Care.  I hope everything goes smoothly as possible.

[Mstameka 5]

26 minutes ago, LionessDeon said:

I am sorry things didn't work out.  Truly.  I hope others will learn from this and know all the consequences of decisions they make.  Sponsoring visa applicants is a serious situation and not to be taken lightly.  

Take Care.  I hope everything goes smoothly as possible.

Thank you so much. 

[Haiti2USA 4]

3 hours ago, Mstameka said:

Thank You! The divorce is so expensive I really don't want to spend another dime

You still can report him though. Why should he stay if he was using you?

[geowrian 22,337]

12 hours ago, Haiti2USA said:

She can report him if she wants. The two years are there before conditions are removed to see how the relationship goes. He's not definitively here to stay. 

The 2 years are not "to see how the relationship goes". It's a period of time before having to file for ROC to show that the marriage was entered into in good faith, not what happened afterwards (although evidence during that period is used to determine said intent prior to marriage).

 

3 minutes ago, Haiti2USA said:

You still can report him though. Why should he stay if he was using you?

Sure, it can be reported. But unless there is documented evidence that he married for the sole purpose of evading immigration laws, said report won't result in any action. USCIS doesn't take the word of a former spouse at face value....they need documented evidence. Otherwise, it's just a matter of him proving his case for ROC (or not).

[Haiti2USA 4]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

The 2 years are not "to see how the relationship goes". It's a period of time before having to file for ROC to show that the marriage was entered into in good faith, not what happened afterwards (although evidence during that period is used to determine said intent prior to marriage).

 

Sure, it can be reported. But unless there is documented evidence that he married for the sole purpose of evading immigration laws, said report won't result in any action. USCIS doesn't take the word of a former spouse at face value....they need documented evidence. Otherwise, it's just a matter of him proving his case for ROC (or not).

The two years are to see if there is any abuse as well as if anyone could have proof of being used also. Just as well, you say if she has documented proof she can submit it. This is what I'm saying. 

[Haiti2USA 4]

1 minute ago, Haiti2USA said:

The two years are to see if there is any abuse as well as if anyone could have proof of being used also. Just as well, you say if she has documented proof she can submit it. This is what I'm saying. 

Immigration likes to investigate stuff they may have reason to investigate. If nothing else, he could be scrutinized a little more at his change of status interview...if nothing else.

[dwheels76 5,468]

So Your husband got here in April correct. And 6 months later he's out the house? I sure wouldn't be worrying about his status whether he can remove conditions or citizenship. Yes you are responsible. But all you can now if you have no proof of fraud, you call USCIS and report that he left and it's considered abandonment. This way you have covered yourself so when time does come he files for Removal of Conditions that's on his file.

 

Sometimes people just break up doesn't always mean nefarious kind of things. Either way I know it hurts and I am sorry you are going through this.

 

Call USCIS and report him immediately.

[Haiti2USA 4]

44 minutes ago, dwheels76 said:

So Your husband got here in April correct. And 6 months later he's out the house? I sure wouldn't be worrying about his status whether he can remove conditions or citizenship. Yes you are responsible. But all you can now if you have no proof of fraud, you call USCIS and report that he left and it's considered abandonment. This way you have covered yourself so when time does come he files for Removal of Conditions that's on his file.

 

Sometimes people just break up doesn't always mean nefarious kind of things. Either way I know it hurts and I am sorry you are going through this.

 

Call USCIS and report him immediately.

Exactly!!!!!!!

[Haiti2USA 4]

45 minutes ago, dwheels76 said:

So Your husband got here in April correct. And 6 months later he's out the house? I sure wouldn't be worrying about his status whether he can remove conditions or citizenship. Yes you are responsible. But all you can now if you have no proof of fraud, you call USCIS and report that he left and it's considered abandonment. This way you have covered yourself so when time does come he files for Removal of Conditions that's on his file.

 

Sometimes people just break up doesn't always mean nefarious kind of things. Either way I know it hurts and I am sorry you are going through this.

 

Call USCIS and report him immediately.

And, that in itself should be suspicious to immigration also.

[dwheels76 5,468]

1 hour ago, Haiti2USA said:

And, that in itself should be suspicious to immigration also.

Yes indeed.