Legal Question in Immigration Law in India

I am a indian woman and married to an american guy for three years in India onhis visit trip though our famileis knwo him earlier . He stayed in India for few months and went back . And we were in touch over the phone . Since the paper rpocess tooka long time so he had come back after a year . And promised that it will be done and took all the documents . Now since he has met someone there in US amerian woman as girlefreind he denies to give me the case number and says that he will not come to India and immigration US govt has said that our marriage certificate is not original its a copy though i had sent a original one authenticated by Indian govt .He has left me stranded here and also said that since we are married in India so it does nto matter for hime there in US .

He has completely screwed my life and now i want a justice from US govt . . I want him to either come to India or me go there to settle thngs up .. as i will not be able to get married in future coz our marriage is registered in Indian govt and my passport is also sealed with PCC for USa and many police verifcationw s done .

I want a justice . But i am confused how do i approach the US govt for embassy here so that either he comes here or i go there an in which visa .. i want everythign to be cleaned up ,,,


Asked on 9/11/09, 6:08 pm

5 Answers from Attorneys

Once he get married over here therefore he cannot remarry over there also due to heague treaty. So first you went to us ambessy in India and submit your marriage registration form over there and ask about your status. then i will tell you next step.

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Answered on 9/12/09, 12:59 am
Prabhat Shroff Shroff & Company

Despite the Hague Convention, mentioned by my Learned friend Mr. Grover, there is hardly any thing you can do against him in India. Of course, if you went to USA to prosecute him, you could take various actions against him. Since it neither practical not financially possible, yu can take following actions.

1. Lodge a complian, with copies of marriage certificate, with the US Embassy with a copy to the Indian Embassy in USA.

2. Simulataneously, lodge a complain with the Department of State, US Govt. with a copy to Indian Embassy; and also copy to External Affairs Dept., Govt of India, Department of women and child development.

3. File and obtain a divorce from the local court.

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Answered on 9/12/09, 2:56 am
RAJIV GUPTA (Cell: +91 9811284735) [email protected]

it is better if you file a complaint under domestic violence act and the courts are capable enough to initiate the proceedings through embassy and MEA. once the complaint is filed and summons are issued, he is bound to appear and his non appearance may land him in trouble. he cannot get away and screw your life for good. you can implea MEA and US embassy as parties to your complaint.

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Answered on 9/12/09, 12:57 pm
Sudershan Goel India Law Offices of Sudershan Goel - Advocate

(1) You may file a complaint of Domestic Violence with Indian authorities;

(2) You may persuade the authorities to issue his arrest warrants;

(3) Based upon the FIR and arrest warrant, you may apply for a special category of US visa meant for "victims of domestic violence".

(4) You may also simultaneously make representation to the US authorities and seek maintenance/spousal support.

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Answered on 9/13/09, 4:55 pm
Seshadri Srinivasan www.lawconcern.com

If you have a copy of the correspondence from US about your marriage certificate, then it is a good proof of marriage acceptable to US courts. You can always obtain certified copies of your marriage certificate in India and they are as good as original in the eyes of law.

File police complaint in India as well as in US.

S.Seshadri

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Answered on 10/12/09, 5:06 am


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