> Hi all,
>
> My friend was unlucky enough to marry into a scamming russian bride.
> She is currently living in IL with another Russian woman (long time
> friend of hers) who oddly enough also came to the US through marriage
> to an american (now failed, how odd!).
>
> Anyhow, my friend is in the process of divorcing her, she's only been
> in the US for a few months. She's threatened once before to take all
> his money, his house, his family etc if he divorces her. He promptly
> visited his attorney and put such threats on the record.
>
> What happens after the divorce...i gather she would file to remove the
> condition on her green card.
>
> My friend has been in touch in writing to the USCIS to declare that
> they have not lived together and share no common assets etc. She has
> already made arrangements to marry another american (they are already
> getting photos made up of them together and already writing "love"
> letters) and
> has been touting to her friends that she will stay illegally in the US
> until she can get married to someone else and file again. (I kept
> evidence of this)
>
> Can she immediately file for a new I-130/I-129 after the divorce or
> does she have to complete the formalities of the I-751? If she is
> denied her 751, can she immediately then get married to another
> american and remain in the US while a decision is being made?
>
> The fear factor here....affidavit of support. Shall we inform the
> immigration folks of her intentions? Nasty little creature this
> russian.
>
> Any thoughts peoples?
> Paul.
She is a Conditional Permanent Resident?
Then she can either wait for the divorce to be fianlised and obtain
her 10 year GC then, or file through her new spouse. No need to be out
of status.
Bit late to think of the Affadavit of Support now, she may be limited to
what she can get in a divorce action but could file for support under
the Affadavit.
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