My ex-husband and I were married for two and a half years, we recently got divorced. Will it affect me getting a green card?

Asked 5 months ago - Burlington, VT

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im from Russia. I entered marriage in good faith.

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  1. Contributor Level 17

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    Answered January 28, 2013 22:08. Were you granted a conditional green card or a permanent green card?

    This response is general in nature and cannot be construed as legal advice, given that not enough facts are known.... more
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    Answered January 28, 2013 22:54. You say "getting a green card" if you don't have a legal permanent resident card or a conditional and your still in the process your case will be terminated. If you have conditional then you can file I-751 on your own behalf. If you hold a legal permanent resident card you will be fine.

  3. Contributor Level 19

    Answered January 28, 2013 22:10. It depends. Do you have a conditional green card already or have you not yet filed? if you are conditional you can file for a good faith waiver by yourself. You should speak to an attorney in either case as you may have options available to you even if you have not yet filed/received your green card.

    Samuel Ouya Maina, Esq. 415.391.6612 s.ouya@mainalaw.com Law Offices of S. Ouya Maina, PC 332 Pine Street,... more
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    Answered January 29, 2013 04:29. I agree with my colleagues. Do do silt an experienced immigration lawyer for assistance.

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