Filing PR

Asked in Springfield, MO - about 1 year

My question is quite complex. I married to a US citizen. And then I moved to her place and lived in that place for about 3 months. She has kids over 18 living with her and the home is provided by government. But because of college & driving I had to move to another place and lived there for about 1 and half year (12 miles away from her place). We have our both name in the lease of the current apt. Now I'm going to file for PR from the current place. Will there be any problem in future?

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Richard Brian Hein

Richard Brian Hein

St. Louis Immigration Attorney

Licensed in MO

Answered about 1 year ago. Assuming that your question has to do with proving good faith marriage in connection with your application for LPR status, yes, not living together with your wife can be a problem. You should contact immigration counsel to help you with this process.

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J Charles Ferrari

J Charles Ferrari

Los Angeles Immigration Attorney

Answered about 1 year ago. Please see the answer to your other question.
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Dhenu Mitesh Savla

Dhenu Mitesh Savla

Chicago Immigration Attorney

Answered about 1 year ago. Very likely going to be a problem. A number of questions arise, such as 1) Why didn't she move with you if you could not live with her? 2) the financial aspect is going to be an issue unless you have a joint sponsor, and somewhat of an issue even with a joint sponsor. Documentation will be key.

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