I-485 and I-765 withdrawn at beneficiary's request

[YudeklaRG 0]

I'm married to USC. We are going through divorce. I have not received my green card. He withdrew my 485, 765, 131. Will I be able to stay in country after divorce? Since I'm not a green card holder the Affidavit of support can be enforced in court. I've been working the last 8 months. Today he served me with discovery papers requesting paystubs, bank account, and many other things. What should I do?

[powerpuff 6,697]

~~ Topic moved from CR1/IR1 forum to Effects of Major family Changes on Immigration benefits where similar issues are discussed ~~
 

I’m confused, you’re saying he withdrew I-485 but the letter states the beneficiary withdrew? Your husband can’t withdraw I-485 since that’s not his petition but yours 

 

You need a divorce lawyer 

Edited June 21, 2023 by powerpuff

[Boiler 45,482]

The whole case is dead including work authorisation and advanced parole.

 

I agree you need a Divorce Lawyer.

[Pinkrlion 2,716]

The Affidavit of Support is not in effect since you have not been issued a Green Card. Nothing you can do about it. No you cannot stay. 

[belinda63 3,038]

You divorce and leave the US.

You weren't married long enough for either of you to receive alimony. The I-485 was withdrawn and along with it the affidavit of support. As of June 9 you are no longer authorized to work in the US. No reason to even respond to the divorce attorney unless there are major assets or money that was acquired during or brought into the marriage. The divorce will be granted by default if you don't respond.