Divorce and Remarry (merged)

[Going through 5,671]

2 hours ago, Cultclassic92 said:

Hello,

I know a few people would have seen my previous threads. I was just wondering if anyone would be able to give me any experiences in regards to filing for ROC after divorcing your US spouse. I had some really good advice on what to expect in my previous threads and I appreciate them all. Just wondered if anyone has personally been through it and can give me an example of filing and what you sent off to USCIS in regards to evidence that the marriage was in good faith, which mine definitely was.

Same type of evidence that's sent for the ROC without a divorce---joint bills, joint taxes, co-mingling of finances, etc.  All the stuff that's already been mentioned in this thread.

Just send evidence of a bonafide marriage before that marriage became broken down.

Edited June 27, 2019 by Going through

[Cultclassic92 10]

11 hours ago, Going through said:

Same type of evidence that's sent for the ROC without a divorce---joint bills, joint taxes, co-mingling of finances, etc.  All the stuff that's already been mentioned in this thread.

Just send evidence of a bonafide marriage before that marriage became broken down.

Ah ok. I have evidence of joint bank account, bank statements before marriage broke down that I took to my AOS interview. They didn't look through my folder so I still have all of that organised. Me under his car insurance, joint medical as well. I have tax returns covering past three years. I don't have the one he filed for this year where it still says we are married though and he isn't even communicating with me now so I doubt I can get hold of it. 

Do you send it all off in a folder with the form to file for ROC? I am most likely guessing I will have to come up to Atlanta USCIS again for interview which should be fun considering me and my coworker work at the same plant and need to get the time off.

[Going through 5,671]

49 minutes ago, Cultclassic92 said:

Do you send it all off in a folder with the form to file for ROC?

ROC instructions will state what evidence is required, but yes make sure to submit evidence of a bonfide prior marriage with your i-751 form when you send it in.

 

49 minutes ago, Cultclassic92 said:

I am most likely guessing I will have to come up to Atlanta USCIS again for interview which should be fun considering me and my coworker work at the same plant and need to get the time off.

Your coworker will not need to be present at any interview.

On an aside, since you've mentioned planning on marrying this guy at some point, he's a bit more than just a "coworker" at this stage  

Edited June 28, 2019 by Going through

[Cultclassic92 10]

1 hour ago, Going through said:

ROC instructions will state what evidence is required, but yes make sure to submit evidence of a bonfide prior marriage with your i-751 form when you send it in.

 

Your coworker will not need to be present at any interview.

On an aside, since you've mentioned planning on marrying this guy at some point, he's a bit more than just a "coworker" at this stage  

I can download the forms from the USCIS website can't I? I understand it's quite a bit money wise to file. 

He will just be driving with me there and will wait in the car while I go in. Definitely!  Really nervous about when it comes time for the interview stage. 

[Going through 5,671]

2 hours ago, Cultclassic92 said:

I can download the forms from the USCIS website can't I? I understand it's quite a bit money wise to file. 

Fee info (currently $595 plus $85 biometrics fee), instructions on how to fill it out and where to download the form found here https://www.uscis.gov/i-751  

Edited June 28, 2019 by Going through

[Cultclassic92 10]

17 minutes ago, Going through said:

Fee info (currently $595 plus $85 biometrics fee), instructions on how to fill it out and where to download the form found here https://www.uscis.gov/i-751  

Thank you so much. I understand the window opens right away once this divorce is all final. I read through other people’s experiences on the sub forums, one also wrote up a multiple page statement detailing their entire relationship, along with evidence.