Legal Question in Immigration Law in Michigan

Removal of conditions

I sent the paperwork for the removal of conditions in Sept. of 2008, in Oct. of 2008 I found out she was having an affair, she moved out. When the notice of action arrived for her to go down for her Biometrics I gave them to her & she made her appointment on time. A week ago she received a letter stating they need more evidence that we`re still living as a married couple. We`re still seperated & divorce is inevitable. If the additional evidence is not sent back will she be deported? Can I get into any trouble?


Asked on 1/12/09, 1:15 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Marc Seguinot Seguinot & Associates, P.C.

Re: Removal of conditions

First of all, she will not be deported immediately; she will first be charged with a ground of deportability. That means that unless she can obtain her residency, she will be here without authorization and will be asked to leave the United States. It is not likely that you will "get into any trouble," unless your marriage to her was fraudulent in some way, or you created a situation in which she was in danger and had to move out. Apparently, she created her own problem, and you should simply be honest. If you wish to withdraw the condition application, you may do so on your own by sending a letter to the local office that has the file. Good luck!

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Answered on 1/12/09, 1:29 pm


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