Withdraw financial support for mother in law

[raj321 0]

My husband used my financial information to apply for his mother green card and we are filing a divorce now. Am I financially responsible for his mother after the divorce. What are my options? Her biometrics has been done. I need immediate help. 

[Roel 7,192]

What do you mean he used your information? Did he forge your signature on affidavit of support documents? If yes, then I suggest a lawyer. 

 

Also yes you should contact USCIS and withdraw the sponsorship. Dunno if you were a main sponsor or co sponsor but without that info the mother visa won't be approved- unless the son finds a new sponsor. 

 

 

[geowrian 22,337]

If she already got a green card and you signed either an I-864 or I-864A, then you are on the hook to fulfill the terms on it.

 

If she doesn't have a green card yet, you can withdraw your I-864 or I-864A.

[raj321 0]

I am not sure if I filed the I864 or anything else. He used our banking info and my  pay stubs and i am co sponsor (i think). I have no paper work. How do I find all the information? Do I need immigration attorney?

[Roel 7,192]

Well if he'd file anything in your name then he'd need your signature. How is it possible that you're not sure if you filled anything or not though? 

 

Try to talk to him and tell him to show you the paperwork he used? 

Anyway you should try to contact the USCIS anyway and ask them about this. 

[raj321 0]

he refused to show paperwork and i used to trust him that i will sign whatever he says without reading

Edited June 28, 2018 by raj321
spelling mistake

[Roel 7,192]

Call and withdraw it.

 

Can't really help in any other way especially if you willingly signed it. 

[little immigrant 801]

Since she already had the biometrics she should have an alien and case number. You should get that info and send a letter, call or make an infopass appointment. Is she in the States or abroad? 

[Boiler 45,584]

4 minutes ago, little immigrant said:

Since she already had the biometrics she should have an alien and case number. You should get that info and send a letter, call or make an infopass appointment. Is she in the States or abroad? 

How would you get that info?

[little immigrant 801]

9 minutes ago, Boiler said:

How would you get that info?

Since she had the biometrics done there should be an appointment letter. I would try to get a hold of that 

Edited June 28, 2018 by little immigrant

[TBoneTX 45,376]

3 hours ago, raj321 said:

Her biometrics has been done.

^^ ^^ ^^

[little immigrant 801]

5 hours ago, raj321 said:

Her biometrics has been done. 

@Dee elle here

 

but as you said OP probably would need the cooperation of the soon to be ex husband. I don't know how cooperative USCIS would be if she just called? 

Edited June 28, 2018 by little immigrant

[CEE53147 559]

A good example for why you should not sponsor family by marriage.

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

You can withdraw, but you need case number to write the letter of withdrawal.  If she has been issued her green card, then its too late.

[NancyLyz 58]

I'd say it's unfortunate that you gave him your blind trust. See if you can obtain information regarding the immigration case via your husband or any documents. If you can obtain the A-number and/or receipt number, go ahead and send USCIS a letter including all information and your decision to withdraw. If you cannot obtain the information, I'd say still go and send USCIS a letter informing them your decision to withdraw, your current situation (divorcing your husband, the petitioner; not having a record of the document; he is not willing to let you access any application-related documents, etc), information that may help to locate the case (address, petitioner's name, beneficiary's name, and your name as the co-sponsor) and see if they'd respond. It never hurts to give it a try.

 

Best of luck.