Unique problem!

GCfasttrack

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A friend of mine (main applicant) and his wife (derivative applicant)got there greencards a couple of weeks back. This monday out of the blue his wife told him that she wanted to file for a divorce and proceeded to do so. It obviously left my friend both shell shocked and used!! He brought the subject up with today since he was visibly disturbed and I kinda asked him what was up. He asked me if he could get her greencard revoked since he felt betrayed by the whole thing. My answer to him was that I didn't think he could (Though I obviously wasn't very sure about it!) I would love to hear some inputs from our forum members on this subject if possible!
 
Dear GCfasttrack
Why do you think your friend's problem is "unique." Plenty of cases of abusive relationship in these situations, where the primary derivative, usually the husband, subjects the derivative, usually the wife, to physical, verbal, emotional, and all sorts of abuse. I know somebody who was subjected to much abuse for at least a couple of years. During this time the husband would frequently threaten to yank the wife off the green card and the wife I heard lived a life of great dread and fear. she was unable to do anything except take these extreme injuries against her self respect and dignity. But then after both got their green cards, when she filed for divorce, for quite obvious reasons, the husband pretended to know nothing and thought this action was "out of the blue." It seemed like the husband was displaying the aymptoms of a typically abusive person--pretending not to understand why his wife wanted out.
My advice to your friend is to stop wasting money on attorneys and just seek out the real reasons behind his wife's decision. What you mention is unbelievable--that the wife filed for divorce out of the blue. Perhaps your friend perceives this to be "out of the blue." I am sure there was a lot of deep problem in the marriage for some time.
In my example the husband too wanted to prove the marriage was "fraudulent" and for a green card, which is very pitiful, because it clearly wasn't.
 
If the wife was abused...its a good thing she is getting out with the greencard in hand...as they say an eye for an eye...tooth for a tooth...


I dont think the INS will revoke the green card since the husband has to prove that he was used...again the wife can always say she was abused...

My 2 cents..I hope your friend gets his life sorted out.
 
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Just an other perspective!

I don't understand why that guy was so dumb that he couldn't figure it out his wife's intent.

I had a friend who had the same situation, but he was smart enough to send her wife back to india and revoked her GC process in-between and never called her back and notified INS about it.
 
Ghee..,

I am surprised that you felt it appropriate to post your above comment. Maybe I misunderstood your post, but it appeared that you are painting Pakistanis as being insensitive to their wives. While realizing that Pakistan may have its share of such folks, other nations are not exactly devoid of vindictive and abusive men.

These are public forums and people are free to express their sentiments, however inappropriate they are. I just feel that your post showed poor judgement, especially for someone who is as experienced as you are in these forums. Arguments that attempt to link a person's character to his/her nationality are unproductive and detract from the quality of advice one finds here.

Just to avoid making this into a Pakistan versus some other country argument, let me make clear that I am not from Pakistan. I will perhaps still be flamed for this post but I suppose if I wish to dish it out, I should be willing to take it too.
 
Sankrityayan, I should not have written

my personal understanding and past experiences in the public forum. I apologize for that. I try to express the hard facts with experience, obviously one can fail sometime. I regret posting on this well respected forum. We should all honor the value of this forum. I completely agree on that. That was just my personal opinion.
 
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