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ANGELA SLONE   0

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Hi Friends,

 

I have a concern about my case here.

I came here in America in my fiance visa. I already got my 2 years green card but my relationship with my husband did not work out.

We're now living separately   but we're not divorce yet. I do not want to file a divorce because I still wanted to stay here.

Will I get deported if he will file a divorce ? What will happen to my status if he will file a divorce? 

Pls help educate me with this issue.

 

Thanks.

 

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Crazy Cat Grand Master

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A divorce will not force you to leave the country.  Find a good divorce attorney to protect yourself legally.  You can remove conditions, when the time comes, with a divorce waiver.  

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49 minutes ago, ANGELA SLONE said:

 

I could not afford to pay a lawyer... Can I just defend myself should this be happened?

What proof do i need to show?

 

Your site says Indiana and there is free legal services there for low income people / call them

 

https://www.indianalegalservices.org/

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