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30th January 2009, 06:21 AM
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sponsoring green card second time
I'm a us citizen, currently planning to petition green card for my spouse. This is my second marriage; my ex-spouse was also an alien, whom I had sponsored green card successfully. We divorced after five years of marriage, while my ex-spouse was still a permanent resident. Will my history negatively affect the green card petition for my current spouse? Does anyone have similar experience in sponsoring green card a second time?
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30th January 2009, 12:59 PM
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Not neccessarily.
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9th February 2009, 11:48 PM
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will not affect your second sponsorship as long as your marriages are all real.
In fact, as long as you convince the officer that your marriages are bona fide during the interview, the application for your second foreign wife will be approved. In the interview, the officer might ask you questions about your previous marriage though.
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Get married to an essentric guy on April, 2008. application mailed date--May 15 Received date--May 18 Notice Date--May 22(day 0) Finger Print Appointment Received--June 1.(day 10) Finger Print Done--June 17(day 27) Received Request Initicial Evidence--June 27(day37) AP Approved--July 22 (60 days) EAD Ordered--July 25 (63 days) AP and EAD received--July 31 (69 days) Interview letter received, scheduled on Jan.13rd--Nov.24 (185 days) The case is now in National Benefit Centre
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