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I-751 extreme cruelty waiver (mental abuse)

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10 hours ago, NikLR said:

Ive seen divorce waivers from people who broke up their in laws marriages because the foreign spouse started dating their father in law.  Zero joint anything.  They were successful so... best of luck.  

 

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From another standpoint:   How can you PROVE that mental abuse caused your depression? What if your depression existed after moving to a new country, leaving your family and friends? You were a

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Divorce waiver is easier.  You have more joint proof than I've seen with others who've had divorce waivers.  Extreme cruelty, abuse, etc, tends to be checked when the LPR is unable to get divorce.  I

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Have you ever had any police reports against your ex wife?  Have you ever had her arrested?  Have you ever gone to a shelter?  Have you ever had a restraining order?     If you click BOTH bo

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Thank you everyone for your replies. While I appreciate to hear different point of views, and please keep giving me your opinion, I would like if you guys could give suggestions based on experience and taking into account the immigration law and the way it's applied. 

Now, I would like to mention that the fact that millions of Americans suffer of depression, it's not relevant. Major depression can be a disability, and for these waivers they have to consider the state of mind of the alien before and after the marriage/abuse. Suggesting to have police reports, evidences of physical abuse, etc. violates not only the "any credible evidence" standard that is applied to abuse waivers and VAWA, but also the intent of Congress to protect people subject to abuse. 

Again, the idea is to check both boxes (divorce waiver and abuse waiver) to maximize approval chances. USCIS will evaluate first my evidence for the abuse waiver. If they think I will not satisfy the abuse requirements, will evaluate my case for the divorce waiver. The law clearly gives me the chance to check every applicable box, and if an officer asks to pick only one, this is a violation on their side, unless I'm missing some memorandum.

One last thing, to the people that commented change lawyer, etc. The lawyer that is assisting me with the case is one of the most respected in the country for this kind of waivers (prefer not to disclose the name), so again, avoid no-productive comments. 

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As you have one of the most respected Lawyers in the country working on your case why are you asking here?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

As you have one of the most respected Lawyers in the country working on your case why are you asking here?

I said about my lawyer because I want to specify that I didn't wake up yesterday and decided to go this route just for fun.

At the same time, this is a free forum, and I'd like to hear other people opinions. These opinions shouldn't be limited to comments like "change lawyer", without an explanation of why. 

Or "millions of Americans are depressed". 

 

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You seem to have received responses from a variety of posters, for free.

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2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

You seem to have received responses from a variety of posters, for free.

yes, and yours were the least useful ones :)

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