Folinskyinla

Hi:

I think the acronym of "CYA" would be more appropriate.

However, I the use of acronyms would weaken the CYA.

Bostancik_VT

Thank you a lot, for your opinions. But what you will do being in my situation?

HunterGreen

I'd find a good lawyer and let them handle it. I'd start looking for one here: www.aila.org . Also I'd re-read this thread to make sure I didn't miss any important advice from some very knowledgable people.

Noorah101

You have two separate but related issues going on. One is your failing marriage, and one is your immigration path.

Everyone is unique. What each one of us would do in your situation won't really help you, because you have to do what is right for you. Especially in your relationship.

The one thing I would make sure of, is to understand how a potential divorce would affect my immigration and ability to stay in the USA, if that's what I wanted. Know all your facts and act accordingly. Be proactive in doing what you need to do to keep you PR status, if that's what you want. Speaking with an immigration attorney is an excellent idea.

Rene

fatbrit

Leave her. She has too many issues.

ian-mstm

Since you ask... if I was in your situation, I would leave the wife and move back to my home country.

Ian

Bostancik_VT

I would like to thank you every and each person for participation.

jhazline_20

You may get a divorce then you can file the I/751 to remove the conditions. And when they interview you, state that your wife have done the ground so you don't have to worry. As long as you have done nothing bad against your wife.........