Plz HELP Missed my Initial Interview, Now Erned my self a Court Date for Deportation plz HELP

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My Father is a US citizen for not even a year, My Mother had her green card for about 5 years and about to apply for US passport, My Brother had his green card for about 3 years since he been 20, and he is 23 now. I am about to be 25 and been married since beginning of June 2009 on US citizen that been born at the same country of Ukraine, and it is my second marriage.
My first one did not go to well. Back in 2008 I was married for almost 7 month and in that moment of time applied for green card using i-130, i-485 etc Docs. and got to the point where we got asked to come to the Initial Interview but was getting divorce so we just missed that date on October 2008. Now I earned my self a date for Court in Chicago for deportation proceeder. Also did applied the same way as before for GC about couple weeks ago, after been married for 6 month. As much I understand I am getting convicted for fraud because of my second Marriage!!??? You might ask why I did not receive GC the same way as my brother before, because I was 18 at the time and had to wait, after all also made a misstake in petition part, long story, but USCIS thought I was in my home land.
Fills like there is no way. Is my second application going to "fly out". How will the court proceed. Will they deport me or there is a chance to stay with my family!? Dose any one know!? What could be my next step!!!??? Plz HELP!!!!!
 
i said not to worry much about it.
now in Ukraine, you have a new president elect, and with all the american knowledge accumulated, you can help change the country in good. nobody has to know about your 2-3 marriages in US, you can always tell them that you came back for your people, to help reconstruct the economy. no one will ever know your little secret, that you have been deported.
 
Someone will take notice of your second marriage. That doesn't mean a whole lot, you can not be "convicted" of marriage fraud if the marriage is legit. Now that doesn't mean that you have a right to remain in the United States.
In immigration court, I would make sure to bring friends and family with you. They can give evidence in your case, Judges also don't like ordering people deported. Lets assume that it looks like you will be ordered deported. You should ask for voluntary departure instead of getting a deportation order. You pay your way back to your country, once you get back, you can begin the paperwork to legally returned. Your wife is still a USC, unless you have a criminal record you should be able to return. To get voluntary departure, make sure that you can show that you have the money to pay for a ticket and that you have a valid passport. If you never lied about anything, then you should be okay. But I do think that you might have to leave to come back legally. You might even try asking the court to "terminate your case" based on your marriage to a USC, the government Attorney just might agree if he thinks that you could come back anyway.
 
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Thank you so much for input. I am right now have two appointments schedule for the 25th of this month and with a second lawyer on the 1st of next month. I'll have more info on what are my options as is right now. But from what I understood so far from them is that I will need to enter motion to remove myself from "status review"/"deportation procedure." That's all I know right now, and so nerves. Also I got today an finger print appointment in mail to appear in one week. But that's about all.





dafortycal said:
Someone will take notice of your second marriage. That doesn't mean a whole lot, you can not be "convicted" of marriage fraud if the marriage is legit. Now that doesn't mean that you have a right to remain in the United States.
In immigration court, I would make sure to bring friends and family with you. They can give evidence in your case, Judges also don't like ordering people deported. Lets assume that it looks like you will be ordered deported. You should ask for voluntary departure instead of getting a deportation order. You pay your way back to your country, once you get back, you can begin the paperwork to legally returned. Your wife is still a USC, unless you have a criminal record you should be able to return. To get voluntary departure, make sure that you can show that you have the money to pay for a ticket and that you have a valid passport. If you never lied about anything, then you should be okay. But I do think that you might have to leave to come back legally. You might even try asking the court to "terminate your case" based on your marriage to a USC, the government Attorney just might agree if he thinks that you could come back anyway.
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