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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / November 2005Divorce and CGC
Folks, I need your help in this situation. I married to one hussy woman. She is still on her conditional green card. We both filed to remove the condition from the green card. We were expecting an evidentiary hearing. While we were waiting, I found out about her cheatings, heavy drug abuse, and sleeping for money. To make the short story long, I then filed for a divorce. However due to its busy docket, the court scheduled the divorce to take place for May 31, 2006. My question for you is if she doesn't divorce me now, do you think USCIS will deny her petition to remove her condition from her GC? Thank you in advance for any support. > Folks, > I need your help in this situation. I married to one hussy woman. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thank you in advance for any support. Again?? > Folks, > I need your help in this situation. I married to one hussy woman. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thank you in advance for any support. Wow... I'm having a very serious deja vu here! Ian > Folks, > I need your help in this situation. I married to one hussy woman. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thank you in advance for any support. Shee-it! I wish I could get a job like that!!! > My question for you is if she doesn't divorce me now, do you think > USCIS will deny her petition to remove her condition from her GC? USCIS will deny her petition if you don't show up for the interview. She can always refile on her own at any time after the divorce is final, and there is absolutely nothing you can do to prevent her from refiling. I have captured your IP address, and through my contacts, we will be monitoring your ISP for communication related to this issue. Thanks for the heads up! IP > Folks, > I need your help in this situation. I married to one hussy woman. She [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Thank you in advance for any support. She could get the conditions removed even if there was a divorce. Are you saying that you didn't realize she was a prostitute and drug addict while before the marriage and for over 2 years of the marriage? I don't think people in Minnesota are that stupid. I had a suspicion but I did not realize that until her closest girlfriends told me the truth about her. I begged her to divorce me repeatedly for a very long time. However, she threatened that she will file OFP when/if I file for a divorce before the condition is removed from her green card. When I was going to bring her girlfriend to testify at the OFP evidentiary hearing, she threatened them with their lives and their properties. All of them were terrified to testify, so they did not show up. She found 5 top pro-bono lawyers to work for her and I went by myself without witnesses. The court drama was turned similar to OJ Simpson trial where the guilty is set free and the innocent is impeached because of lawyers. Unfortunately, our justice system is not up to its job of protecting the innocent and prosecuting the guilty. Not all that walk free from the courtrooms are innocent and not all that get death penalty are guilty. > I begged her to divorce me repeatedly for a very long time. > However, she threatened that she will file OFP when/if I file for > a divorce before the condition is removed from her green card. I have seen this behavior before - many times. The OFP would have had no real effect on you whatsoever. I fail to understand why you would care that one was filed. In most states, you don't need the spouse's permission to divorce. You file the papers, it winds its way through the system, and then you're divorced. Better to be rid of the bitch than to have her holding you by the balls! > I went by myself without witnesses. That was a thoroughly stupid thing to do. Even if you had to go into debt to hire a lawyer, you should not have attended without representation. I can feel her squeezing them now... it hurts, right? > Unfortunately, our justice system is not up to its job of protecting > the innocent and prosecuting the guilty. Absolutely not true. You were stupid... and you paid the price for your stupidity. Don't trash the system just because you were too stupid to avail yourself of your constitutional right to counsel. IP |
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