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Old Mar 8th, 2007, 09:48 PM     #1
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if i have married someone overseas while in the military and brought spouse back to US and after 5 years of marriage and 3 children, will spouse be deported after a certain amount of time without becoming US citizen and can spouse take kids back to home country?
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Old Mar 9th, 2007, 12:37 PM     #2
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You do need to have applied for a change of status--have immigration counsel help you to get all papers filed etc. You need to do that.
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Old Mar 9th, 2007, 04:59 PM     #3
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That's just it. What are the laws on this sort of situation? I want my kids to stay but I want the spouse to leave and she wants to leave back for her home country.
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My problem has a similarity from yours...I'm an Asian originally from Phillipines whose currently residing in South Korea. I'm married to an American, i met him here in Korea and got married. Unfortunately, he needed to go back to U.S. permanently and i was being left here cuz i didn't have a us visa then. It has been almost 2 years since he left here and many things happened. Our relationship changed. And 1 day i recieved a letter from us embassy for my interview. But that time me and my husband were already agreed to get divorce.My question is: Will i still able to use my US immigrant visa after we get divorce? 2nd: If i get married again in states and come back here in Korea where he stationed, will my immigrant still valid or i have to re-doit all the visa thing? pls advice.thank you
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You can still possibly proceed if the marriage was valid at the time...but it will be more difficult now unfortunately--you should have counsel involved.
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