Immigration advice?Hello, I have recently become a permanent resident. I obtained my 1st green card through marriage and receive
If the marriage was real, you will be able to apply for removal of condition after the divorce.
Brooklyn, NY
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If the marriage was real, you will be able to apply for removal of condition after the divorce.
Yes, you should always tell the truth.
Looks like she will need to be applying for an immigrant visa. She can always try to get a non-immigrant visa at the embassy.
Still F-1 until H-1 B starts in October.
Yes there is a waiver.
It depends. An attorney can help you decide: do you have a good chance of a waiver be granted, or do you want to wait for 13 years.
If you got the receipt of your application, all you need to do is wait.
I suggest you try to confirm all the spelling to one uniform way.
You might be able to adjust anyway. Consult with an attorney over the phone or Skype to explore your options.
He probably will have hard time getting a non immigrant visa in the future.