Noorah101

You didn't do anything wrong. You have very specific issues that probably no one here can answer. You might want to talk to an immigration attorney on this one.

Rene

ILM

After this I may well be the one thats qualified to answer other peoples questions on this topic lol.

ok how do I find immigration attorneys in my area , Buffalo NY?

Thanks again

ILM

Poppy girl

http://www.ailalawyer.com/

ILM

Thankyou Poppy Girl , I have emailed a lawyer in Buffalo from the link you sent and he has replied , I will make an appointment very soon with him.

ILM

bionomique

An LPR can use as many grounds to self-petition as are applicable.

bionomique

Most states DMV offices can provide a title history of a vehicle, for a small fee. That would indicate the vehicle title in both your names, as well as any prior or subsequent owners.

ian-mstm

Did I suggest anything different? Feel free to re-read what I actually wrote... not what you think I wrote.

Ian

bionomique

I know what you wrote, and I don't disagree with the above comment, however, the sense I got from your post was that he should not check both "d" and "e". In point of fact, if he can satisfactorily demonstrate "d" then demonstrating "e" would become unnecessary. Furthermore, if he could satisfactorily demonstrate "e" it demonstrates "d" by default, as one condition of "e" is that the alien show that the marriage was bonafide. No?

Poppy girl

All I know is my lawyer that I used in my 1st petition told me that you cannot check d and e its one or the other.

I did not use a lawyer to file the I-751 but my old lawyer gave me advice.

bionomique

As far as my understanding is concerned, the distinction is that "e" could be used by an alien that married with bonfide intentions and has the evidence to demonstrate that, but doesn't have a decree showing that the marriage has since been terminated either through divorce, or annulment, because the marriage may still exist. However, that being said, while it might be overkill, there's nothing to prevent an alien from using any and all of the grounds permissible to self-waiver.

Poppy girl

You may well be right I just wanted to point out what I was told.

ILM

I have a lot of paperwork gathered together now re the I-751

sorry I havent been on for a while guys, been very busy.

got all I need for the I-751 form gathered except the decree, which I'm assured will only be another 3 weeks at the outside.

when I get chance and put it all in order I will post here the list of things I have, so you guys can give it the once over before I send it in.

Thanks again for now ILM

Rete

Look forward to seeing the list.

Cherr1980

I had the same thing, all my paperwork was ready, including the check...went to court, took a photocopy of my divorce decree ( I was carrying tape, clips, everything!) punched two holes and added it on my ready-i-751 package, went to the postal office, done!

If you want, you can send me a PM...I already went through that part! received already my first NOA...waiting for my biometrics.

Good luck ILM!

Cherr1980

Oh btw and I already traveled outside the country and enter without problems. I had a stamp on my passport when I filed my first I-751 (joint) but I traveled once I received my new NOA.