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14 minutes ago, Tina DeVane said:

my husband got citizenship October of 2019 shortly after he committed adultery and conceived child.v 

Is it too late to do anything about this! 

He has been in US Five years on September 1 2020.

Do I have any rights on what happened??  

He’s a usc with the same rights to be in America as you

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50 minutes ago, Tina DeVane said:

my husband got citizenship October of 2019 shortly after he committed adultery and conceived child.v 

Is it too late to do anything about this! 

He has been in US Five years on September 1 2020.

Do I have any rights on what happened??  

what would you be "doing"? 

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Hi,

 

Sorry your spouse was unfaithful.

 

There's nothing you can do about his US citizenship.

 

Divorce and move on with your life.  This is the only healthy path forward.

 

Take care of yourself.  

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41 minutes ago, Tina DeVane said:

carrying my torture stake and moving on????

What would you do if you were in this situation???

Divorce and move on?

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1 hour ago, Tina DeVane said:

carrying my torture stake and moving on????

What would you do if you were in this situation???

get a new boyfriend 

duh

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1 hour ago, Tina DeVane said:

carrying my torture stake and moving on????

What would you do if you were in this situation???

Personally I would just move on. But the fact that you are posting in immigration forum makes it seem like you want to do something that would affect your ex's status here

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Sounds like a person readying for vengeance... not a good place to be mentally.

 

Since I feel a bit extra amused today you can probably get back at him by banging one of his friends 😀 Get some soap opera in action 😉

 

but for real... move on. 

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10 hours ago, Tina DeVane said:

 

What would you do if you were in this situation???

Be glad you’re done with him and pick a better one next time. 

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You had my attention at "torture stake." On a serious note. Just move on and try to be happy. There is nothing you can do about his citizenship.

Edited by boris64

Finally done...

 

 

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13 hours ago, Tina DeVane said:

my husband got citizenship October of 2019 shortly after he committed adultery and conceived child.v 

Is it too late to do anything about this! 

He has been in US Five years on September 1 2020.

Do I have any rights on what happened??  

You have rights, you can divorce him.

You cannot revoke his citizenship, kick him out of the country, etc.

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13 hours ago, Tina DeVane said:

my husband got citizenship October of 2019 shortly after he committed adultery and conceived child.v 

Is it too late to do anything about this! 

He has been in US Five years on September 1 2020.

Do I have any rights on what happened??  

Divorce, move on, start over.    Sorry to be harsh, but nothing you can do about his citizenship.

 

 

 

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Contact a divorce attorney or marriage counselor depending on your preferences. Once someone gets that certificate of citizenship the immigration journey is over other than very very rare cases.

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