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3 years ago I married someone who came to this country 7 years ago on a
fiance visa. He got married within the 90 day period; however, during his 3
years of married things were pretty rough and him and his wife divorced.
During their separation we met and go married a year later. He had his final
interview when he was married to me and I could not adjust his status since
he came in under a different person. He may have to leave to visit is sick
mom. I filed the I-130 however I have not heard the status. We are waiting
for the I-130 to be approved before we file for AOS. Can he leave during the
process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the country?
fiance visa. He got married within the 90 day period; however, during his 3
years of married things were pretty rough and him and his wife divorced.
During their separation we met and go married a year later. He had his final
interview when he was married to me and I could not adjust his status since
he came in under a different person. He may have to leave to visit is sick
mom. I filed the I-130 however I have not heard the status. We are waiting
for the I-130 to be approved before we file for AOS. Can he leave during the
process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the country?
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Originally Posted by Jamaicangirl
3 years ago I married someone who came to this country 7 years ago on a
fiance visa. He got married within the 90 day period; however, during his 3
years of married things were pretty rough and him and his wife divorced.
During their separation we met and go married a year later. He had his final
interview when he was married to me and I could not adjust his status since
he came in under a different person. He may have to leave to visit is sick
mom. I filed the I-130 however I have not heard the status. We are waiting
for the I-130 to be approved before we file for AOS. Can he leave during the
process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the country?
fiance visa. He got married within the 90 day period; however, during his 3
years of married things were pretty rough and him and his wife divorced.
During their separation we met and go married a year later. He had his final
interview when he was married to me and I could not adjust his status since
he came in under a different person. He may have to leave to visit is sick
mom. I filed the I-130 however I have not heard the status. We are waiting
for the I-130 to be approved before we file for AOS. Can he leave during the
process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the country?
As for the rest, I advise a consultation with an immigration attorney. You should get the opinion of a very qualified person, you don't want to mess with him leaving the USA on the wrong advice of a layman.
Best Wishes,
Rene
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He would have been out of status since his adjustment was declined. And that seems a long time ago.
So most likely he has a 10 year ban if he seeks to re-enter.
So most likely he has a 10 year ban if he seeks to re-enter.
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Originally Posted by Jamaicangirl
3 years ago I married someone who came to this country 7 years ago on a
fiance visa. He got married within the 90 day period; however, during his 3
years of married things were pretty rough and him and his wife divorced.
During their separation we met and go married a year later. He had his final
interview when he was married to me and I could not adjust his status since
he came in under a different person. He may have to leave to visit is sick
mom. I filed the I-130 however I have not heard the status. We are waiting
for the I-130 to be approved before we file for AOS. Can he leave during the
process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the country?
fiance visa. He got married within the 90 day period; however, during his 3
years of married things were pretty rough and him and his wife divorced.
During their separation we met and go married a year later. He had his final
interview when he was married to me and I could not adjust his status since
he came in under a different person. He may have to leave to visit is sick
mom. I filed the I-130 however I have not heard the status. We are waiting
for the I-130 to be approved before we file for AOS. Can he leave during the
process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the country?
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He was definitely divorced. We have his divorce decree
nettlebed wrote:
>> 3 years ago I married someone who came to this country 7 years ago on
>> a
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>> process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the
>> country?
>I can't tell from your message if he was actually divorced or just
>separated when you and he underwent your marriage? If only separated you
>may find that you marriage to him is not valid. I am not sure, but it's
>sure as hell worth finding out.
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nettlebed wrote:
>> 3 years ago I married someone who came to this country 7 years ago on
>> a
>[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>> process of I-130 approval and still be able to enter back into the
>> country?
>I can't tell from your message if he was actually divorced or just
>separated when you and he underwent your marriage? If only separated you
>may find that you marriage to him is not valid. I am not sure, but it's
>sure as hell worth finding out.
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