Husband might go to jail. Will I have problems with getting my 10 years green card?
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PraetorianXI
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You may need someone to submit a new I-864 for you, since your husband can not provide for you.
Other than that, you will have a harder time proving the relationship, specially if you are not living together.
Other than that, you will have a harder time proving the relationship, specially if you are not living together.
I will consult with a lawyer.
I don't think any new I-864 is needed...she is ALREADY a permanent resident, only conditional.
Now, for your removal of conditions the problem is to demostrate that you are indeed still a marriage...if you plan to get divorce due to his "jail time" then you must be divorce and then apply your I-751 with the waiver.
If you plan to continue be marry to him, keep all the letters and jail visitations and things that you might want to keep in both names since he is not in jail yet unless some legal actions may avoid him to do so.
Take care of yourself.
I don't think any new I-864 is needed...she is ALREADY a permanent resident, only conditional.
Now, for your removal of conditions the problem is to demostrate that you are indeed still a marriage...if you plan to get divorce due to his "jail time" then you must be divorce and then apply your I-751 with the waiver.
If you plan to continue be marry to him, keep all the letters and jail visitations and things that you might want to keep in both names since he is not in jail yet unless some legal actions may avoid him to do so.
Take care of yourself.
Triple Citizen
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As long as the relationship stays intact, your husband's incarceration should not induce a problem with your immigration status.