You married in Costa Rica to a Costa Rican who know lives with you a US citizen you never married here she has conditional status on her green card Should you divorce here or in Costa Rica?

It would probably be easiest in the country where you were married. Also, if everybody is in agreement, get an "uncontested" divorce. They are much easier and cheaper.

File for divorce in the jurisdiction of your current address.

Yes as the marraige took place in Pakistan, all divorce procedings should take place there. ~

That person doesn't receive anything automatically. If the citizen applies for the person to become a permanent resident, the person will receive a green card, which will allow them to obtain a social security number, driver's license, etc. The process usually takes from 1-3 years and is very expensive. If the couple has not been married for 2 years, the greencard is conditional. This means that if there is divorce within 2 years of obtaining…

We should not divorce because we have been married in the Lord's side not on Human side. After married, both the male and the female became one part and one body. So no one should divorce. If the couple wants to divorce, they should sign a document and should divorce.

Yes you can keep the green card. For any name change you should use the Form I-90 and get a replacement with new name.

my advice is he should because if he is married to a legal citizen he should get the same rights.

No, it should not be harder to get a divorce, but much harder to get married.

If the immigrant married a US citizen, then that's a done deal and she is no longer illegal. It sounds like you need to take care of your own affairs, starting with divorce proceedings.

Divorce him!

If she is married to a US citizen, surely she isn't an illegal alien? Unless they married using false documents or some other illicit means, in which case there is no marriage and so no divorce; I should imagine in that case the children are hers. It sounds a very complex situation and legal advice should be sought to resolve the case. Above all, don't take advice from friends or family. Speak to someone who…

Normally you have to file the I-751 form jointly. As you are divorced, you can apply for a waiver for joint filing. But you should be able to prove that you entered the marriage with honesty and good intentions and not just for the sake of getting a green card.

get married dont get married it is the number one reason for divorce

The short answer is yes. You may even become "illegal" yourself, as marrying someone for the sole purpose of circumventing US immigration laws is a federal offense. There is a legal method for a citizen to marry a non-citizen, but it requires that you follow a particular procedure. If you want to marry a non-citizen, you should contact the Department of Immigration for details on how to proceed; the exact steps depend on where you'll…

The divorce should be easy, but the police may want to search you and your history. ^_^

Of course Yes!! Getting a Green card by marrying a US citizen is the most easiest ways of becoming a PR. After marrying a USC the dependent will be issued a conditional green card which is valid for 2 yrs. The conditional green card holder should apply to remove the conditions on the card and adjust the status to that of a permanent resident before the expiry of the card. Application Process: File in form…

An international who is married to a US citizen can get his/her green card in the following manner. The US citizen should file in Form I -130 to sponsor the spouse. The Spouse should then file in form I-485 to adjust the status to that of a lawful permanent resident.

That is a question you should ask your lawyer.

It depends if his already been divorce from his ex wife. But not before he have a written divorce papers saying he is finally divorce.

As soon as your divorce is though you can get married to your bf. If you have to wait for your divorce, you should start learning a little German :-)

the US citizen shouldn't

In case you, the conditional permanent resident, do not file jointly, you may apply for a waiver but you should show that you entered the marriage in good faith, but the marriage ended because of divorce or annulment. To get a waiver the support documents are important. Also it is important to file Form I751 within 90 days before your conditional green card expires. Once approved, the conditional status will be removed and the applicant…

Yes, you need to obtain a divorce if you don't want to be married to him. If he married someone else while he was married to you, your marriage is valid and his second marriage is not. He has committed bigamy. However, you should report the situation to the authorities immediately. You should visit the local family court and ask to speak with an advocate. If possible you should consult with an attorney who can…

Yes. You both should be allowed into the U.S. if you are married to him! CONGRATULATIONS!

Yes, your divorce should be where you live at the time of your separation, or where the children reside. If you live in the US, the divorce needs to be in the US to be enforceable.

If it is an un-desputed divorce and he is willing to sign, just send the papers and have him sign before a magistrate or other who can verify the signature, then he should be able to just send the papers back. There should be no need to travel to the UK, unless you would like to visit.

If your "spouse" married you knowing that he/she was already married your marriage is invalid and they committed bigamy. You don't need to obtain a divorce. You should make an appointment with your local district attorney's office to discuss your situation. They will advise you. You should act immediately to protect your assets and report the situation to the authorities. If your "spouse" married you knowing that he/she was already married your marriage is invalid…

if you married a us citizen then you should be a citizen too.

If your husband is married to two wives, he is guilty of the crime of bigamy. You should tell him to get a divorce from his first wife immediately, otherwise you will have to complain to the police.

Once you are divorced, you are no longer married so the license is null. However, if you have been married for a decade or more before the divorce, you should hold on to a copy of the marriage license.

They should be able to through an American Embassy.

Yes, because she is married to russel brand, but they are going to get a divorce. I knew they should not have gotten married !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Of course there's no particular age a woman should get married at, but past studies have shown that men and women that get married at around 24-26 are less likely to get a divorce than if they married at a younger age.

If you go onto the USCIS.Gov website there is a form to petition for a fiance, I believe it is K129 or I129. I know you have to get married within 90 days of sending in the application. After that you can apply for a work permit in the US and a green card. However, should you divorce within a certain time period the person will have to return to the UK.

Right after the marriage , the thai immigrant should apply immediately for a green card , he/she has the right to do so, and then after obtaining green card she/he can stay in US whatever he want , even after getting a divorce. Your question is ambiguous, be more specifically . What's your status ? Have you applied for a green card yet? If you get divorce, before you got some legal documents you can…

You should be able to obtain a copy of the divorce papers from the court where you received your divorce.

Once the US citizen spouse petitions using Form I-130 for the alien spouse's green card and the priority date becomes current visa will be available for the applicant to enter US will a conditional green card valid for 2 years which using the Form I-485 status should be adjusted to permanent residency 90 days before the conditional status expires.

After marriage to US citizen the alien spouse gets conditional resident status with 2 years validity. To remove the conditions on residence 90 days before conditional status expires Form I-751 should be filed and so spouse gets permanent residence status or green card. After three years as a green card holder Form N-400 should be filed for naturalization following which he/she becomes a US citizen.

The state where you now reside.

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Well I think you should bring her in the US and divorce her because she lost her virginity to you and you are responsible for her now do to the fact that she cannot get married now.

if your spouse was married already when u got married, your marriage is not legal, no matter where you are

The ex-wife has no legal interest in her ex-husband's property unless she was specifically mentioned in his will with an acknowledgment the gift should be given even after a divorce. The divorce severs the legal relationship enjoyed by people who are legally married. The ex-wife has no legal interest in her ex-husband's property unless she was specifically mentioned in his will with an acknowledgment the gift should be given even after a divorce. The divorce…

As he is a Chilean , by nationality he should have got his immigration first and then filed for a divorce.

shes not dating anyone she is married but there rumors of her getting a divorce maybe you should look into it

A valid passport and visa.

I am not an attorney, but the USA recognises marriages from almost all other countries, that being said, it doesn't matter where you were marriage, what does matter is are you a Mexican citizen or American citizen. It should cost the same as it costs anyone else to get divorced, just call your county clerk of courts & they can tell you anything you need to know. If you have no children and no property…

If your "fiance" has a wife in Texas he must go back to Texas to divorce her. He should consult with an attorney.

A US citizen can marry a foreign national on a tourist visa. The only requirement is that neither of them should already be married.

If you are that person's first spouse you file for divorce in your local family court. If he/she was already married when he/she married you your marriage was not valid. However, in that case you should consult with an attorney, or an assistant at your local district attorney's office, to determine if you need to take any legal steps to extricate him/her from your life. He/she should be reported to the police. If you are…