Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

green card and marriage

i marry almost 3 years ago. he left about one year. he received temp. green card before he left. i thought marriage was for love. i found out he is married in another country and has a son. how can this green card be stopped, he is married twice and soon will be receiving permanent card. in this marriage was a lot of physical, mental and all kind of abuse. he has record for t his and still he received temp. card. how can i stop him from receiving

his green card, now he said he is serving divorce papers, i have not received any, i am afraid he might have it publish in the divorce news papers, when the person can not be find....he is playing all the tricks and i had to file bankarupcy due to all the things he did to me....can someone tell me what to do? and if he could loose this green card? please, help me in this....thanks


Asked on 1/22/02, 5:47 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Richard Alvoid Richard Alvoid, PA

Re: green card and marriage

From what I gather, your husband was married when you married him. That means your marriage is void ab initio - back to the beginning - and never existed. A letter to INS documenting the first marriage - if you are certain that marriage was valid and not dissolved - will result in the revocation of his green card. However, this is a retalitory measure and will only serve to punish him. I wish you luck.

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Answered on 1/24/02, 3:18 pm


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