Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas

Yes, you could report him to USCIS if you want in writing, although they do not always take action on an individual isolated case like this to revoke his green card now, but your statement will be in his file. As a practical matter, when he has to file the I-751 Joint Petition to remove the condition on his green card in around the first part of 2011, you will not be filing it with him and he may have a very difficult time proving the marriage was bona fide,. Plus, if your statement is in his file, they probably will conclude he married you to only receive the green card and will not allow him to receive the unconditional permanent residence (the permanent green card). As far as property division in Texas, please consult a local family law attorney who can answer your question about the effects of an annulment.

Larry L. Doan

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