VAWA - After 4 years of divorce

[VolksWagon99 5]

23 hours ago, Demise said:

Probably. But as I said, application of last resort. You file it, maybe you win maybe you lose, you don't file it, you'll definitely get a removal order.

Of course its on another note, but removals are only for the persons have criminal history etc (current priorities). Is that right?

 

If he gets removal, can he go ahead w/ VAWA COR from prev marriage? Just curious  

Edited January 20, 2022 by VolksWagon99

[Pinkrlion 2,670]

6 minutes ago, VolksWagon99 said:

Of course its on another note, but removals are only for the persons have criminal history etc (current priorities). Is that right?

 

If he gets removal, can he go ahead w/ VAWA COR from prev marriage? Just curious  

I think this is your case and not a friends.  Your questions are too personal.

[Demise 1,214]

5 minutes ago, VolksWagon99 said:

We are so lucky that we have @Demise here

 

Wealth of knowledge!!

 

Just in case. if somebody want to proceed w/ VAWA COR; He needs to be in removal proceedings. Right?

So, he'll be filing all prerequisites like abuse proof, Good character, Marriage proofs etc with the court to be considered for VAWA COR?

Can one file for VAWA COR along w/ regular COR?

 

Thanks!

 

Yes, you need to be in removal proceedings to file for COR.

Yes, the whole pile of evidence will be filed with the court and a copy served onto the ICE attorney.

You can file both regular and VAWA CORs at the same time on the same form provided you qualify for both.

7 minutes ago, VolksWagon99 said:

Of course its on another note, but removals are only for the persons have criminal history etc (current priorities). Is that right?

 

If he gets removal, can he go ahead w/ VAWA COR from prev marriage? Just curious  

I'm not sure what the current priorities are but if you get an I-485 denied with no status to fall back onto you should be prepared to get served with an NTA.

[VolksWagon99 5]

19 hours ago, Pinkrlion said:

I think this is your case and not a friends.  Your questions are too personal.

He is friend of my friend (now mine too) and often discusses w/ us while having drinks etc

But I am trying to help him a bit, and also asking out of curiosity as you never know I might need this info too later stage in life

Edited January 20, 2022 by VolksWagon99

[VolksWagon99 5]

On 1/16/2022 at 11:25 PM, Demise said:

COR does not allow derivatives. They would need their own form EOIR-42B but proceedings can be consolidated in that the judge will review the parent's and each children's case as one complete whole.

So, in such case, for ex. if husband gets approved then wife & kids also gets approved?

Edited January 20, 2022 by VolksWagon99

[Boiler 44,700]

4 minutes ago, VolksWagon99 said:

So, in such case, for ex. if husband gets approved then wife & kids also gets approved?

Wife? 

[VolksWagon99 5]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Wife? 

yes, nothing related to person in Q. Just want to know the process here in case of COR cases

Edited January 20, 2022 by VolksWagon99

[Rocio0010 5,579]

4 minutes ago, VolksWagon99 said:

yes, nothing related to person in Q. Just want to know the process here in case of COR cases

Not being mean, but the way you ask questions makes it confusing for us to say something. It's as if you kept adding details to the case.

[VolksWagon99 5]

9 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

Not being mean, but the way you ask questions makes it confusing for us to say something. It's as if you kept adding details to the case.

Sorry if that confused you. Just trying to add to my knowledge, ...Its just to know the process of COR case about what happens to derivatives in general

Edited January 20, 2022 by VolksWagon99

[Boiler 44,700]

1 minute ago, VolksWagon99 said:

Sorry if that confused you. Just trying to add to my knowledge, ...Its just to know the process of COR case about what happens to derivatives in general

How would it apply to a spouse?

[Rocio0010 5,579]

1 minute ago, VolksWagon99 said:

Sorry if that confused you. Just trying to add to my knowledge, ...Its just to know the process of COR case about what happens to derivatives in general

VAWA cases can take years, so derivatives might age out.

[VolksWagon99 5]

3 minutes ago, Boiler said:

How would it apply to a spouse?

COR = Cancellation of removal (not VAWA COR) 

 

if somebody in removal but he is married, i guess, if i can explain well

[Rocio0010 5,579]

1 minute ago, VolksWagon99 said:

COR = Cancellation of removal (not VAWA COR) 

 

if somebody in removal but he is married, i guess, if i can explain well

My understanding is that for a potential wife to be able to join, there are a lot of loops to jump. My understanding if that if the person marries before VAWA approval, it will be denied.

[Boiler 44,700]

If they were both in removal proceedings have not come across that