What happens if i partition for my husband to get his green card but we are now separated n wont give me the divorce?
You can get a divorce whether he wants to or not. See a Board Certified family attorney quickly. Good luck.
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You can get a divorce whether he wants to or not. See a Board Certified family attorney quickly. Good luck.
A permanent resident of any age can never file for a parent.
You have an immigration attorney you should ask. AVVO is for people who might need an attorney.
This is why we never advise our clients to change status in the US. It is always better to apply for the visa first. And that way you can travel...
Don't you have an attorney who you can ask? AVVO is for people who might need an attorney.
If you travel and the case is denied you will not be able to return. So that is a very bad idea.
Yes, he can probably adjust status if you have a legal marriage and bona finde relationship. He also needs to have proof he entered with a visa.
You may be able to enter as a visitor with the 90 day ESTA but you cannot work.
Only Us citizens can file for parents. Permanent residents can only file for spouses and unmarried children/sons and daughters.
I hope you realize there is no question here and enough information even if there is a question.