please help me

[ryan villa 0]

23 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

If you mean filing for a K1 visa or marrying in the Philippines, then neither option is available to you right now --

• You cannot file a K1 petition for your gf because you are LPR.  That option is only available to US citizens.
• You cannot marry your gf in the Philippines because you are still considered married there.  You need to get your foreign divorce recognized in the Philippines, if possible.  Is your ex-wife a dual US-PH citizen?

She is us citizen and i am the only filipino. And on our married certificate indicates she is filipino on status on citinzenship.

[Just Paul 4,595]

5 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

Do the foreign divorce will took up to a year? 

It can take years.  You know, it's the Philippines.

2 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

And on our married certificate indicates she is filipino on status on citinzenship.

What country where you married in?

[Just Paul 4,595]

7 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

What do you think should i do 1st ? 

There is only one thing you can do right now.

[ryan villa 0]

3 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

There is only one thing you can do right now.

We are married in philippines. What is it sir?

[aaron2020 11,651]

5 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

She is us citizen and i am the only filipino. And on our married certificate indicates she is filipino on status on citinzenship.

If you are the only filipino then why does your marriage certificate shows that she's a filipino as the. status of her citizenship?  Was she born in the Philippines?  

[ryan villa 0]

Just now, aaron2020 said:

If you are the only filipino then why does your marriage certificate shows that she's a filipino as the. status of her citizenship?  Was she born in the Philippines?  

Yes she is a filipina and now she is us citizen, but when we got married she is already us citizen

[aaron2020 11,651]

48 minutes ago, aaron2020 said:

Hi Ryan,

 

You have several problems.   You have to get your divorce recognized since you are a Filipino with a marriage record there.  Also, this fits a classic pattern of marriage for a green card, quick divorce, and then going home to marry your true love so she too can have a green card.  

 

First, is your ex-wife a dual citizen of the US and the Philippines?  Yes or no.

 

Second, when did you get your green card?  Month and year.

Third, how did you meet your GF and when was the last time you were together?  

 

 

14 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

 

What do you think should i do 1st ? 

 

It's really hard to help you when you will not answer questions from people trying to help you.  First thing you need to do is answer our questions so we can help you.

Edited October 21, 2020 by aaron2020

[Just Paul 4,595]

8 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

We are married in philippines.

And they think she is Filipina - so that will make it harder for you.

 

The only things you can do right now is to start the process of Having the Foreign Divorce recognized, and increase your earnings and savings.

 

And answer @aaron2020's questions if you want to bring someone else here, eventually.

 

Edited October 21, 2020 by Paul & Mary

[payxibka 10,045]

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

And they think she is Filipina - so that may make it harder for you.

 

The only things you can do right now is to start the process of Having the Foreign Divorce recognized, and increase your earnings and savings.

 

If she is dual it won't work.   

[Chancy 6,240]

11 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

She is us citizen and i am the only filipino. And on our married certificate indicates she is filipino on status on citinzenship.

 

Huh?  Did your ex-wife lie on your marriage certificate?  Or is she in fact a dual citizen?

 

YOU NEED TO GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT because this point has major implications on your future with your gf.

 

[aaron2020 11,651]

1 minute ago, ryan villa said:

Yes she is a filipina and now she is us citizen, but when we got married she is already us citizen

Your wife is a dual citizen of the Philippines and the US.  She acknowledge on her marriage certificate that she is a citizen of the Philippines.  I believe this means your divorce is not valid in the Philippines.  You will need to get an annulment.  

[ryan villa 0]

5 minutes ago, aaron2020 said:

 

 

It's really hard to help you when you will not answer questions from people trying to help you.  First thing you need to do is answer our questions so we can help you.

She is a us citizen sir and i got divorce more than last year. I met too last year my gf 

[ryan villa 0]

2 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

Huh?  Did your ex-wife lie on your marriage certificate?  Or is she in fact a dual citizen?

 

YOU NEED TO GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT because this point has major implications on your future with your gf.

 

She is a us citizen right now. And she petition me she is us citizen. Mam what should i do mam?

[aaron2020 11,651]

4 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

She is a us citizen right now. And she petition me she is us citizen. Mam what should i do mam?

Does not matter that she is a US citizen.  What matters is that she is also a Filipino citizen.  Filipino citizens can not get divorce unless one of the party is not a Filipino.  You and your exwife are both citizens of the Philippines.  You need to get an annulment in the Philippines.  

Edited October 21, 2020 by aaron2020

[Just Paul 4,595]

Guess you are spending the $$$$$$

 

18 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

Yes she is a filipina

doesn't matter if she is now an USC.   She was born Filipina.

6 minutes ago, ryan villa said:

what should i do mam?

You have to do an annulment.  OR Girlfriend gets residency elsewhere and does the interview elsewhere - but you still have to wait to file for her for 5 years after getting your green card.

 

AND YOU WILL BE A BIGAMIST if you return to the Philippines without the annulment.

Edited October 21, 2020 by Paul & Mary