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    Just a Final Thought and seeking legal advise.
    i finally have understood why the girl wanted to marry me. She was trying to get out of her parents house. When we met, she saw in me an innocent and harmless male. So, she thought it was ok to take advantage of me. She has finally decided to move on even though I am asking her to stay in the marriage. I have suggested that we continue marriage counselling, but she does not wants to stay in the marriage anymore. Reason? I helped her settle down in a bigger city and pressured her to go back to school so that she can improve her skills. She says that's not what she ever wanted. Anyway, it's just an excuse for her to get her way out.
    Now, as it pertains to legal matter, I would like to avoid any surprise. I have 3 questions and would love an input from anybody:
    1- USCIS: we stayed married for over 6 months and less than a year after the green card. She said that I am paying for her insurances and rents because I am affraid that USCIS will investigate if we divorce. It's unfortunate that no matter what I do, she will always use it for that purpose. I am not worried about USCIS doing an investigation, because we lived together, met famillies members and other close friends and had asset together. Is it true USCIS will still do an investigation even though she is filling for divorce and we stayed married little over 6 months after the green card? I am asking this question because she took everything from my appartment when she left including all the papers. I want to avoid any surprise. One more thing I have been wondering about is that she never showed me our wedding video even though I asked for it many times to watch it together. Is that culturally normal?

    2-I work in all white department. Do you think I will be fired if I am not married to a white woman? I want realistic and honest answer here. I am not looking for politically correct answer, but what in reality happens. I am asking this question because after I was hired in that company, I was treated like **** until they met my wife. After the saw that she was white, they started to treat me with some respect. So, would they get rid of me if they find out I am no longer married to that white woman? I need to know this so that I can prepare my resume and get ready to hunt jobs.

    3-How likely Am I to be liable for a spousal support? I make a over 40k and she makes around 7 dollars an hour. We are both going to school and havent been married for more than 3 years. I am letting her keep every asset we had built together and I will continue paying for her rent and insurances until she files the divorce papers. Will the judge still grant her alimony ? If yes, is it going to be permanent? And How much around that could be? (A rough estimate)
    Thank you for your input.

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    Just a Final Thought and seeking legal advise.
    i finally have understood why the girl wanted to marry me. She was trying to get out of her parents house. When we met, she saw in me an innocent and harmless male. So, she thought it was ok to take advantage of me. She has finally decided to move on even though I am asking her to stay in the marriage. I have suggested that we continue marriage counselling, but she does not wants to stay in the marriage anymore. Reason? I helped her settle down in a bigger city and pressured her to go back to school so that she can improve her skills. She says that's not what she ever wanted. Anyway, it's just an excuse for her to get her way out.
    Now, as it pertains to legal matter, I would like to avoid any surprise. I have 3 questions and would love an input from anybody:
    1- USCIS: we stayed married for over 6 months and less than a year after the green card. She said that I am paying for her insurances and rents because I am affraid that USCIS will investigate if we divorce. It's unfortunate that no matter what I do, she will always use it for that purpose. I am not worried about USCIS doing an investigation, because we lived together, met famillies members and other close friends and had asset together. Is it true USCIS will still do an investigation even though she is filling for divorce and we stayed married little over 6 months after the green card? I am asking this question because she took everything from my appartment when she left including all the papers. I want to avoid any surprise. One more thing I have been wondering about is that she never showed me our wedding video even though I asked for it many times to watch it together. Is that culturally normal?

    2-I work in all white department. Do you think I will be fired if I am not married to a white woman? I want realistic and honest answer here. I am not looking for politically correct answer, but what in reality happens. I am asking this question because after I was hired in that company, I was treated like **** until they met my wife. After the saw that she was white, they started to treat me with some respect. So, would they get rid of me if they find out I am no longer married to that white woman? I need to know this so that I can prepare my resume and get ready to hunt jobs.

    3-How likely Am I to be liable for a spousal support? I make a over 40k and she makes around 7 dollars an hour. We are both going to school and havent been married for more than 3 years. I am letting her keep every asset we had built together and I will continue paying for her rent and insurances until she files the divorce papers. Will the judge still grant her alimony ? If yes, is it going to be permanent? And How much around that could be? (A rough estimate)
    Thank you for your input.

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    • #3
      This guy serious?
      Sounds like a retard to me.
      Once you have the 10 year card; you will never lose it. The second question is bizarre. Third, she won't get alimony.
      Another fraudster beats the system !

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      • #4
        Hey mate, I can see that you are suffering from the loss of your marriage but you have to stop worrying about the USCIS.
        For question number 1) The USCIS doesn't care what happens after it has given you a 10 year green card providing you maintain your residency and stay out of trouble.
        2) sounds like racial descrimination. If you can't get evidence to prosecute the company, I would get your resume ready anyway and get looking for another job..........you shouldn't have to suffer harrassment in the workplace when all you are trying to do is earn a living.
        3)I can't answer this for you but I can't imagine her getting alimony when you have been married only 3 years.........you need to check the laws of your state.
        One last comment for you though, if the divorce turns nasty and she threatens you with telling tales to the USCIS about the marriage then you can inform her that if you end up in deportation she will be financially responsible to the Feds for everything connected with your deportation such as incarceration and flight home etc. Please realize though that the chances of her managing to get you deported is zero because the USCIS just doesn't care about you after they have sent you on your way with your green card. You have to commit a serious crime to become liable for deportation.
        Good luck mate

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        • #5
          Thank you for your input.

          Michael, I am no retarded. Just want to make sure I dont take one step forward and then 3 steps backward or make mistakes now that could cost me down the road for things like naturalization.

          Paddy, great input. I will keep that in mind. I just want to work and live in peace. I dont understand why people always have to show up in my way and try to mess me up.

          Just work, have house, food and well raised kids and die. Why has that to be complicated?

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          • #6
            So Kumna = Cisse ??
            Paddy already answer #1. As for #2, I don't think there's any company like that anymore, afterall we're not in the 60s anymore. For #3, if she can get hold of a good divorce lawyer, anything is possible.

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            • #7
              Marmaduk, I was just putting myself in his shoes and trying to explain his logics. Michale does not seem to understand why someone would be that worried.I realize that I mislead some people with it.

              Anyway, Kumna Good luck.

              I dont think even if USCIS investigates they will be able tofindanything at all. Because you lived together, I dont know how else they would find fraud. So, chill out man. If I were you, I would focus more on saving my ss from the alimony.
              Peace

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              • #8
                Lani,

                Do you sleep on your righ or left ear?

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                  • #10
                    Does love really exist in america. I have started having some doubt after all the posts I have read on this site.

                    Is the GC really a way for helping people or a way for foreigners to get screwed up?

                    I truly believe that the whole philosophy behing GC marriage needs to be reviewed. The system as it is right now is definitely not helping foreginers who mary USC. Most of them get screwed up. Those who dont, end up marrying a desperate spouse who is unable to find an american for true relationship.

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                    • #11
                      Hi all,

                      Sorry for the time it took to respond. I was out of town.

                      Just wanted to let you know that I am now going to reach a point of no return. So, she has not filled for divorce. But I can no longer keep hanging in. I am just going to file it this week and get it over with.
                      I thank everybody for your input.
                      FYI, I am not cisse. I dont know where he got his ideas to represent me.

                      Peace out.

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                      • #12
                        Kumna,

                        I dont think you should worry about this situation. Your posting leads me to believe that you must have a descent job, which would be an asset to this economy. As you have been maried more than 6 months, I dont think USCIS will do an investigation even if your wife files a complaints. Why would USCIS waste money on your case just to please a wife who does not even contribute on taxes? Think about it. In the eyes of IRS, you are a good guy to keep in this country and unless you create a big trouble, you should not worry about USCIS regarding your GC.

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