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Guys,

I am sharing one sad story and seeking your advice.

My relative(US Citizen) went to India and got married(with all relatives and pictures/movies) in December 2009. She stayed there for 90+ days, and filed GC for her husband. Then she came back to USA. Then her husband got call from US Embassy in India. Got everything and he came to USA on GC in June 2010.

They got some disputes in USA now. Guy is not ready to stay with her. He is living at some other relatives place, and now asking for divorce. May be his intention was not good. Just GC was the intention.

If they get divorced today, then will he be able to get GC (removal of condition) after 2 years?
Or can we prove his bad intention during divorce process, which can help to stop condition removal in future?

Thanks,

The fact that he is not living with her in the US definitely suggests that the marriage was for an immigration benefit alone. She should immediately file for (or repond ) for divorce; she should ask for sole possession of her residence to prevent him from moving in. It would be good if she could find a family law attorney familiar with immigration issues as well to assist her with the GC problem as well.

Its sad, he might be able to get a waiver after two years claiming he entered the marriage in good faith or claiming she was a control freak, crazy whatever he will say anything to have his conditions removed two years later, she should contact ICE immediately make a detailed report so it can be made a part of the husbands A-File. As of now he has a legal status to live in this country legally for atleast two years.

Your relative should divorce this man and move on with her life. Let him deal with USCIS with regards to removing conditions from his PR status.

If they get divorced today, then will he be able to get GC (removal of condition) after 2 years?
Or can we prove his bad intention during divorce process, which can help to stop condition removal in future?