Legal Question in Immigration Law in Connecticut
Hello I am 3 weeks away from getting an uncontested Divorce from my wife of 14 months She is from the Philippines.She is a Conditional Us Citizen Her Green card which expires next august.I am Divorceing Because we dont share the same ideas or Interests after 3 Years of Talking and writing to her Prior to her Comming to the us on a Fiancee Visa and we Disagree all the time. She is till Living with me..She Did Come to the Usa in Good faith but Just underestimated Her life here with me.Since the Divorce.She is afraid now of Getting deported When her Card Expires And i told Her many times i will Help her in any way i could to stay here...She told me today she Talked to i Believe was a Immigration lawyer and the Lawyer who told her to ask me to stop the Divorce Cause of the Potentially Being Denied her Change of status/Green card...My Questions are is there a good Possibility she Could get Deported.if i went through this Divorce Now..can you delay a divorce and if so how does that work??? I dont know what to believe Right now if i can get any Ideas i would appreciate it....Thanks
2 Answers from Attorneys
Conditions can be removed even after divorce, if she married in good faith and obtained divorce some time prior to 2 year deadline. Burden of proof will be on her.
A person can apply to remove conditions even prior to 90-days period typical for conditional residents if they are divorced.
She should consult a licensed and qualified immigration attorney (not a "notario", not a lawyer in any other area of law).
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