2 year green card extensions

[Ernesto298 1]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

I am not sure I understand why you have been exchanging texts with the Baby Mama.

Well he was trying to get back with me (to submit for removal of conditions of course) so I texted her his perverted emails he wants me and evidence he is sleeping around with other women here in USA. (I had access to his voicemail) Baby mother is still in Dominican Republic 

[Boiler 45,557]

Ahh, just wondering how old the child is and if old enough if the child has been declared on immigration paperwork

[Ernesto298 1]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Ahh, just wondering how old the child is and if old enough if the child has been declared on immigration paperwork

Child is 7. Not under my petition she wasn’t. But not sure if he did now.

[Ernesto298 1]

43 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

After removal of conditions, a 10 year Green card will be issued.   He didn't need you for the removal.  However, the I-864 you signed is still in effect.

I understand it is still in affect but didn’t he have to Submit a new I-864?

[Boiler 45,557]

2 minutes ago, Ernesto298 said:

I understand it is still in affect but didn’t he have to Submit a new I-864?

No, you submitted the I 864, he could not have got his 2 year GC otherwise.

 

I was thinking if he did not declare the child when he originally immigrated, I am not sure that would be a really big issue but does not help.

[Crazy Cat 41,898]

8 minutes ago, Ernesto298 said:

I understand it is still in affect but didn’t he have to Submit a new I-864?

Nope.  Not required when submitting an I-751.  The one you submitted remain in effect until he:

 

1.  Becomes a US citizen, or

2.  Gains 40 quarters of work (10 years), or

3.  Loses status and leaves the US, or 

4.  Dies.

 

Divorce does not terminate your obligations.

Edited November 15, 2021 by Crazy Cat

[igoyougoduke 1,656]

2 hours ago, Ernesto298 said:

But he applied for a removal of conditions and received and extension of 2 years 

the extension is based on receipt of your ROC application. 

[powerpuff 6,713]

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[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

Geeez. You should tell him to read the letter he got carefully. An extension that everyone gets when applying for ROC is nothing to brag about 🙄

 

USCIS will have everything you sent them on file and he'll probably get asked about it at the interview ( divorce waiver applications usually get an interview). It's up to them if they approve him or not. It's not in your hands.

[Dashinka 24,519]

21 hours ago, Boiler said:

Ahh because of processing delays.

Yep, USCIS has been periodically extending the length of the letter, back in late 2016 it was still only 12 months, it went to 18 months for a while, and now is at 24 months.

[Mike E 11,739]

@Ernesto298 have you considered the possibility that your husband was married at the time he married you? Sometimes that is part of play book.  

[Sagior 15]

On 11/15/2021 at 9:29 AM, Ernesto298 said:

Hi all, 

 

i am new here. I have a question. I brought my soon to be ex husband  here to USA as a fiancé. We married here and later separated (his infidelity) after he had gotten his 2 green card. He just applied to remove his conditions but was given the 2 year green card not the 10yr. I did not help him with any paperwork or anything. He just sent an email bragging about his approval letter. What Does that mean after 2 yrs will he get the 10 year green card? 

If you are less than two years married, your spouse will receive a temporary two years green card (CR1 "Conditional Residence Status). Two years later he can apply again (he has to apply) to remove the Conditional Status and receive the 10 years green card. If he can produce that time an absolute divorce certificate, and a good explanation of your split, he can file a waiver without your help and receive his 10 years card.