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javeria amir

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Hello sir
This is javeria amir
Email jiya.amir84@gmail.com
My concern is i was 3 year married to this guy who got green card through me but recently in August 2024 he got 10 years green card and on December 2024 he filled for divorce while I was 38 week pregnant with his child ,
Marriage and Immigration Timeline
  1. Marriage: Mr. Mohammed and I were married on October 7, 2021, following Islamic principles.
  2. Conditional Green Card: He received his conditional Green Card on July 5, 2023, valid for two years.
  3. Permanent Green Card: His application for a permanent Green Card was approved on July 14, 2024, and the card was delivered to our residence on August 15, 2024.
Abandonment and Divorce Filing
  1. Shortly after receiving his Green Card, Mr. Mohammed relocated to Virginia on September 25, 2024, citing job prospects, without prior consultation or discussion about our marital future.
Within weeks of relocating, he filed for divorce, abandoning me when I was 38 weeks pregnant, leaving me to face significant emotional, financial, and physical hardships.

i have proofs to provide and assist in anyway if we can revoke my soon to be ex husband green card or is there any chance of it possibility since trump is back he is looking to do do .
 
Unfortunately, you cannot get his GC revoked. You provided whatever documents were required to demonstrate your marriage was genuine when you sponsored him for his GC, including providing the required documentation for the removal of conditions from the 2 year GC to the 10 year GC which he now has.
 
Yeah unfortunately that's the 90% case can we get problem in his naturalization if not green card revoked ? Because he did not even waited for his baby to be delivered he directly sended divorce and went back to India, and came back blocked everyone from my family, so I want to bring usic to attention that this was his intention
 
javeria amir said:
Hello sir
This is
My concern is i was 3 year married to this guy who got green card through me but recently in August 2024 he got 10 years green card and on December 2024 he filled for divorce while I was 38 week pregnant with his child ,
Marriage and Immigration Timeline
  1. Marriage: Mr. Mohammed and I were married on October 7, 2021, following Islamic principles.
  2. Conditional Green Card: He received his conditional Green Card on July 5, 2023, valid for two years.
  3. Permanent Green Card: His application for a permanent Green Card was approved on July 14, 2024, and the card was delivered to our residence on August 15, 2024.
Abandonment and Divorce Filing
  1. Shortly after receiving his Green Card, Mr. Mohammed relocated to Virginia on September 25, 2024, citing job prospects, without prior consultation or discussion about our marital future.
Within weeks of relocating, he filed for divorce, abandoning me when I was 38 weeks pregnant, leaving me to face significant emotional, financial, and physical hardships.

i have proofs to provide and assist in anyway if we can revoke my soon to be ex husband green card or is there any chance of it possibility since trump is back he is looking to do do .
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you should never put your name and. Personal email on an open Internet forum.

you can‘t get his green card revoked, however you can and should get child support payments from him.
I will note as an aside that people who owe child support payments or otherwise do not support their minor children do not meet the good moral character requirement to be able to naturalize.
 
javeria amir said:
That is right , that is the moto I mean if he didn't paid or denied he will have problems
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In case it wasn’t clear, the main reason to get child support is to support your child, not to get back at your husband. If you havent already, you should pursue legal action on this front.
That said, failing to pay child support will be an issue for him, as will be desertion of a minor child - IF USCIS is aware of it - if he doesn’t admit it I’m not sure if there is a way they would know.


Chapter 5 - Conditional Bars for Acts in Statutory Period

In addition to the permanent bars to good moral character (GMC), the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) and corresponding regulations include bars to GMC that are not permanent in
www.uscis.gov

2. Failure to Support Dependents​

An applicant who willfully failed or refused to support his or her dependents during the statutory period cannot establish GMC unless the applicant establishes extenuating circumstances. The GMC determination for failure to support dependents includes consideration of whether the applicant has complied with his or her child support obligations abroad in cases where it is relevant.

Even if there is no court-ordered child support, the courts have concluded that parents have a moral and legal obligation to provide support for their minor children, and a willful failure to provide such support demonstrates that the individual lacks GMC.

An applicant who fails to support dependents may lack GMC if he or she:
  • Deserts a minor child;
  • Fails to pay any support;or
  • Obviously pays an insufficient amount.
If the applicant has not complied with court-ordered child support and is in arrears, the applicant must identify the length of time of non-payment and the circumstances for the non-payment. An officer should review all court records regarding child support, and non-payment if applicable, in order to determine whether the applicant established GMC.
 
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