Please, what can I do to get my green card ?
Answer:
You have to apply for a visa with your new spouse. The death clause would only apply after the adjustment of status takes effect.
You commited marriage fraud in the eyes of immigration...why didnt you go back to your country when you had the chance? Now your screwed...
onehello67- Not true.the K-1 was meant for the original petitioner, he married someone else.he cant re-apply now...USCIS will have the K-1 on record...he's toast..
I know everyone on the planet thinks they have some "right" to come to America. You dont. It's a PRIVILEGE and you have to comply with our immigration laws. Please, go through proper channels and dont ask us how we can help you break the law.
WHAT WAS YOUR INTENT OF MARRIAGE? FOR GREENCARD PURPOSES?
WELL, WITH YOUR NEW WIFE,YOUCAN JUST FILE ANOTHER APPLICATION WITH THE INS
You met someone to marry in two months after you found out that your fiancee was dead? Geee -- you went through mourning and courtship and marriage all in two months. Sounds like you just wanted a Green Card. Go home.
You need a lawyer.
Immigration will not be happy to hear your quick marriage as it will look like a marriage of interest.
You need a lawyer - absolutely.
"However, I am suppose to marry her within 3months of my arrival inorder to be able to adjust my status and get my green card. This is evidently impossible !"
- Uhh, evidently the death of your former fiance was a minor and surmountable inconvenience to your plan of getting your Green Card and living in the US!
"Honestly, this is beyond my control......"
- Hmmm, sounds like you were pretty much in control of this whole operation. The fact that you knew full well that it is illegal to marry someone other than the person who filed the petition for you, and then went on to make the necessary arrangement with someone who just happened to "like" you and married you before the expiration date on your K-1 visa tells us that you are a low-life fraud. Unfortunately the US immigration laws/policies are so easy to manipulate that I'm sure the only price you (or your "wife") would have to pay would be the lawyer's fees. Sigh. Like someone said "go home", but alas, I don't think that's going to happen. Say, maybe you can be one of the 12 - 20 million illegals who are "living in the shadows ..."
What kind of person is your "wife" that she couldn't see you for what you are? Does she even know the full story? Or did some good ol' greenback exchange hands for a Green Card?
As far as I can see, the only good thing that has transpired is that the person who filed the petition for you has passed away - she'll NEVER have to live with a person like you!
Remember, sooner or later, we all have to reap what we sow.
Sounds to me like you married for all the wrong reasons, and if she just liked you and you married her, I'll take bets on how long it lasts. Sorry buddy, you better pack you bags and head back to where you came from.
If you only marry a person to have a green card, what does that say about both of you? Where does love come into it?
AHEM.
Troll.
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