How to save my immigration?

[H03014898 1]

Hi, 

 

i came on permanent green card to usa in 2015 on marriage visa. When the time came for filling n400 my wife falsely accuse me of domestic violence and called police. When police came they saw nothing and gave us warning. later my wife left home with two of our kids to shelter home and took temporary restraining order against me and kick me out of the home. She is doing all this to ruin my immigration. My question is how i safe myself from her....(from last one year she is having bad behavior with me at home)

 

Can i file for divorce....what course of action shall i take to save myself. she is ruining everything which i worked for. i dont have much money to hire lawyers and i am the only bread earner of the home. She never work and uses her credit card to pay bills for the time being. I am paying rent of the home and she is asking owner to gave her eviction letter....so she can go to shelter home. from going all this this i am already in depression. I dont know what  her intentions are.  No where to find help. this system she is using against me. where i have no clue what next she do with me.

[Roel 7,192]

1. Divorce. 2. Unless she has solid proofs of any domestic violence, you have nothing to worry about. 

[Jo Së 200]

Get a divorce ASAP, run away from that toxic person. 

You are already a permanent resident and she can't take that from you, there is nothing she can do without physical proof against you.  Keep records of everything she says to you.

Edited September 1, 2018 by Jo Së

[JFH 12,190]

Divorce seems to be the only option here. 

 

Regarding N-400, I sssume you have checked that you meet the physical presence requirements? In July you posted that you were living overseas. And you have previously mentioned spending only 19 months out of the previous 36 in the USA so you were close to the limit there.

[mhis82 13]

5 hours ago, H03014898 said:

Hi, 

 

i came on permanent green card to usa in 2015 on marriage visa. When the time came for filling n400 my wife falsely accuse me of domestic violence and called police. When police came they saw nothing and gave us warning. later my wife left home with two of our kids to shelter home and took temporary restraining order against me and kick me out of the home. She is doing all this to ruin my immigration. My question is how i safe myself from her....(from last one year she is having bad behavior with me at home)

 

Can i file for divorce....what course of action shall i take to save myself. she is ruining everything which i worked for. i dont have much money to hire lawyers and i am the only bread earner of the home. She never work and uses her credit card to pay bills for the time being. I am paying rent of the home and she is asking owner to gave her eviction letter....so she can go to shelter home. from going all this this i am already in depression. I dont know what  her intentions are.  No where to find help. this system she is using against me. where i have no clue what next she do with me.

I had green card and had domestic violence .. So no one can tell you more accurate information than me.

After Domestic violence case I was successfully naturalized.

You have to worry about nothing at this moment cause you never been charged or convicted.

1- Do you have 10 years green card?

[Going through 5,671]

On 9/1/2018 at 3:12 AM, H03014898 said:

When the time came for filling n400 my wife falsely accuse me of domestic violence and called police. When police came they saw nothing and gave us warning. later my wife left home with two of our kids to shelter home and took temporary restraining order against me and kick me out of the home.

If you were never actually arrested or charged with anything, it won't affect being approved for the N400.

 

On 9/1/2018 at 3:12 AM, H03014898 said:

My question is how i safe myself from her....

File for divorce and end the marriage.

 

Given your previous threads, your bigger issue for the N400 is going to be physical presence.

[mhis82 13]

16 hours ago, Going through said:

If you were never actually arrested or charged with anything, it won't affect being approved for the N400.

 

File for divorce and end the marriage.

 

Given your previous threads, your bigger issue for the N400 is going to be physical presence.

this person sent me 2 huge paragraphs of his family issues, dident mentioned even one time what i asked him.

I am not marriage counselor or psychologist neither anyone here is, i only can give you information base of my experience or interpreter whats on USCIS website. 

 

[Going through 5,671]

Hopefully he gets everything straightened out.