I-730 family petition revoke

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She will have the similar risks as principal applicant, USCIS would cancel her application as this is a sort of "Black-mailing" or criminal attitude. If you are persecuted in your country of origin and without anycrimnal history, you will be in a win-win situation. Otherwise sooner or later when it will open it would have more stronger risk. USCIS site openly addresss the same issue This is known as "nunc pro tunc asylum" and would give you opportunity to present and accpt your case.


jonny1 said:
basicaly, she can cancel your asylum status if she says you two are no longer in relation. basically a derivative asylee must have continued relationship with the petitioner to have asylum and she can file petition to cancel your status if you both have no longer relation.

you can read the asylum application or the I-730 asylee relative petition or GC application, they all say the relative or spouse of principle asylum application must have continued relationship with the other if the other wants residency.

she is very cruel to threaten you with $500 monthly payment or have your residency revoked.

even when you file GC after one year of asylum benefit, you still have to have continued relationship with your wife. if she doesn't file any petition or write any letters that says she is no longer in relationship with you, you wont face problems but if she acts , you won't recieve in future. this is very disapointing situation for you.

please update your situation. my sister filed for asylee relitive petition for her husband and kids but when he kept a new wife back in the country and had different child, my sister sent a letter to USCIS saying she doesnt want her to come to US cos he is doing this and later we recived a leter back saying his asylee relative petition is cancelled and withdrawn. so USCIS approved her kid's petition not husband's. kids came to US not him. he has to come his own way by applying for tourist visa.
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She will have the similar risks as principal applicant, USCIS would cancel her application as this is a sort of "Black-mailing" or criminal attitude. If you are persecuted in your country of origin and without anycrimnal history, you will be in a win-win situation. Otherwise sooner or later when it will open it would have more stronger risk. USCIS site openly addresss the same issue This is known as "nunc pro tunc asylum" and would give you opportunity to present and accpt your case.
 
Hi All,

I never followed up on this treat until yesterday !!!! after more than a year, I got a chance to review all the replies.

First of all, Thankful and the others: THANK YOU SO MUCH! Your help and support brings a level of knowledge and peace than I cannot express, I truly appreciate each one of your post, the time to help others and been so professionals. I hope in the future I can have the opportunity to help others as you guys have helped me.

So, I will tell you my update (I am still far from GC but hope to get there sooner or later)

I'm finally divorced (1 year 2 months ago) My ex-wife had her interview with immigration for her GC (which was granted), officer asked her if she was divorced and she answered Yes. I have moved twice, updated my address information with online AR-11 form with USCIS (sorry if I don't remember all the form names), and never received anything from Immigration. As mentioned, I still have Asylee status and my employer has told me (as Thankful correctly stated) that renewing EAD was not necessary.

My employer has filed a PERM application with DOL, this was done in Jan 2010, About a month ago they told me that there was an error in my application and that my case was closed, employer has filed Motion to Reopen, but now it seems the backlog is November 2007!!

Questions:
- Can I stay with this status and wait for PERM and then change status to GC ? Could it probably take up to 5 years?
- I do not have any passports from my home country (And will not even go there due to my asylum),
Will there be any issue if I order Travel document (I might need to travel abroad for work)? Any chance that my re-entry could be Barred because divorced or let say I have been an asylee for 6-8 years using Travel Document in the future? Will this seem wired?
- Is there an ending of term for Asylee status? or is it really indefinite?
- If my ex wife returns to home country, commits a crime, etc and her GC\Asylee status is revoked, will my Asylum status also be revoked? even if I get my GC later thou PERM or nunc pro tunc?
- Do I have any time limit to apply fro nunc pro tunc
- If I apply for Asylum nunc pro tunc, is there any chance that it could be denied and the put on removal proceedings? I have a clean record\all taxes paid. The thing is a get very nervous (nothing wrong I have always been this way)

Of course all these questions taking in consideration I'm divorced and I guess USCIS already know

What should be the best course of action from your experience\I want to minimize any risks. Does going thru perm seem reasonable? or should I just get a lawyer and do my nunc pro tunc without any concerns?

Guys, again Thank you so much!! =)

Kind Regards
 
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