I’m worried about whether there would be a problem applying for a green card, so I’m reaching out.
After explaining the situation to my partner and talking with their parents, we got married on June 13th and are now preparing to apply for a green card. Due to the distance between the consulate and my residence, I’m worried I won’t make it in time to send the application by July 22nd and have USCIS receive the documents by then.
I’m worried about whether applying for a green card after termination would still be okay. Also, I have a prior marriage history in the U.S. (I married due to dating violence and threats. I was continually threatened using the green card as leverage, and ultimately divorced without ever filing for a green card.)
1. Would removal proceedings begin immediately after termination?
2. Does having a prior marriage history make denial more likely?
3. Are there additional documents needed when filing for a green card after termination?
4. I don’t have the financial means to hire an immigration attorney and am trying to prepare on my own — please give me detailed document guidance and tips.
1. Would removal proceedings begin immediately after termination?
Answer: No.
2. Does having a prior marriage history make denial more likely?
Answer: No.
3. Are there additional documents needed when filing for a green card after termination?
Answer: USCIS may separately request additional documents. You would prepare and submit those at that time.