QUESTION
Is it possible to remove sponsorship if we divorce?
Asked on Oct 28th, 2014 on Divorce - Texas
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I am a US citizen and I got my wife her green card about 2 years ago. We’ve been married for 8 years. This year she reaches her 2 year anniversary with her green card and all of a sudden she wants to get a divorce. She wants to reach the process before the New Years. We have had issues ever since I got her green card 2 years back. I have caught her cheating not physically but messages to other men of things they’ve done. Nude pictures being sent to each other as well as her stealing identities. We’ve tried to fix things but at the place where she worked, the same guy she's been cheating on me with works there and things have gotten worst. She is even more determined to divorce me immediately. Ever since the news of the divorce, she also has stopped working at this place. All seems very suspicious. We have 2 children together. One was born the same year I got her green card and the other a year later. I’m really confused and desperate for some guidance and help on how to proceed.
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Immigration sponsorship is a fairly complicated process, so I will give you some general advice, but I must preface it with a strong suggestion that you seek a consultation with an immigration attorney as soon as possible. It is unclear where you are in the sponsorship process;however, if you have already filed the Form I-864, you're legally responsible to support your wife in the eyes of the U.S. government, and the dissolution of your marriage does not extinguish this responsibility.
Answered on Nov 03rd, 2014 at 1:01 AM