Woody

Here is the second question.

My friend, H's wife filed divorce in Dec. 2005 and in the divorce paper
she is saying that my friend married to her sole purpose of getting the
Green Card. Wife is accusing him as fraud. (Which is not true at all.
As I mentioned before they dated for 4 years before they got married -
see the timelin at the bottom of this post)

She is doing this to erase the history of marriage. (Annulment) I guess
she want to be "virgin" again on the Paper.

According to the wife, as long as she doesn't report him to INS, my
friend will be automatically off from Green Card application without
getting penalized and she will get her virginity back. Is it true?

Can my friend come back to state as a traveler or as student in future
without any problem?

Thanks in advance!

In case you missed my first post... Here is the timeline.
My friend, H got married October, 2004 to Korean-American woman in
Hawaii after 4 years of relationship.
Filed for Green card in October, 2004.

However, wife decided to kick him out from their Hawaii home.
He got the Travel Permission from INS and left U.S in June, 2005.

He got a job in Korea and staying Korea. (as of February, 2006)

Frank

    > According to the wife, as long as she doesn't report him to INS, my
    > friend will be automatically off from Green Card application without
    > getting penalized and she will get her virginity back. Is it true?
^^^
I'd love to find out the USCIS form for applying to get your virginity back.
-F

ramNagab

Woody

1 - why you put yourself between your friend and his wife ?

2 - it seems that you know the details about your friend's life

Noorah101

How did H enter the USA? What's his current status here? Have H and his wife had the AOS interview yet?

Rene

jeninifer

Did you just say something about getting virginity back?

amanda772007

Woody wrote:

    > In case you missed my first post... Here is the timeline.
    > My friend, H got married October, 2004 to Korean-American woman in
    > Hawaii after 4 years of relationship.
    > Filed for Green card in October, 2004.
    > However, wife decided to kick him out from their Hawaii home.
    > He got the Travel Permission from INS and left U.S in June, 2005.

He didn't even need travel perimission to leave US; it was for
re-entering.

BTW, you said that the wife said that as long as she didn't report, he
wouldn't be penalized? Why would he be penalised just because she
reports to INS?

Wife seems full of Cr*p; hubby probay kicked her a*s and left US out of
fear.


    >
    > He got a job in Korea and staying Korea. (as of February, 2006)

MDUdall

    >I'd love to find out the USCIS form for applying to get your virginity back.

I can't remember the form number, but the form is printed on cherry red
paper ;-).

Woody

Please, I am not trying to make fun of his wife. I just feel really bad
for my friend. I think he still loves her and that's why he is willing
to sign the divorce paper even though she is accusing him for Fraud. He
just wants her to be happy, I guess.
Really, does anyone have good answer for him? Is it really not related
between family court and INS?

Woody

Thanks, Rene.
H entered U.S. with Travel visa. Got married in U.S. and filed for
Green Card in Hawaii.
He has "A" number but they haven't had AOS interview yet.
He also has work permit and travel permission.
That's all I know.
However, he would like to come back to U.S. and study.

Woody

1. because he is one of my best friends and he asked me to help since I
live in U.S and he is not. (Lanuguage problem as well)
2. Nope, that's all I know. I think my poor friend is still in love
with her and wants her to be happy.

Noorah101

Very basically, as long as they don't continue on with the process, and attend the AOS interview, he won't get his GC and the process will have been considered abandoned. It's nice to write a letter to that effect, though, just to notify USCIS (no longer INS).

The divorce is a separate issue from immigration.

As long as he discloses this information on future forms, I don't think it will affect him obtaining visas in the future.

Rene

amanda772007

Woody wrote:
    > Please, I am not trying to make fun of his wife. I just feel really bad
    > for my friend. I think he still loves her and that's why he is willing
    > to sign the divorce paper even though she is accusing him for Fraud. He
    > just wants her to be happy, I guess.
    > Really, does anyone have good answer for him? Is it really not related
    > between family court and INS?

Well, if he is inside that the wife gives him hard time and can support
her accustaion, then INS (USCIS actually) can deport him but he already
left and they can't deport him.

She can't just accuse him one-sidedly and win. He should write to
USCIS and withdarw his application for the GC. He should inform them
that he has alread left US. He should mail everything certified - may
be you can mail a set of those for him from US and give him receipt -
and save the receipt as proof.

Woody

Thank you! I'll ask him to do so. I guess he can use FedEx or DHL from
Korea.
Thanks, again!

Woody

Thank you so much, Rene!

Lxix

MDUdall wrote:
    > >I'd love to find out the USCIS form for applying to get your virginity back.
    > I can't remember the form number, but the form is printed on cherry red
    > paper ;-).

Hi, Matt:

Would the Form still stay Cherry Red in color for seeking Annulment ;-)

Lxix