Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas
Immigration
I have had a request for a change in status pending for 2 years. Things between my spouse and I have gone south. I can get a divorce and file with someone else?
Asked on 1/04/09, 7:01 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
TC Langford
Langford Law Office
Re: Immigration
Be VERY careful. I recommend you not do anything without consulting with an attorney about your situation. If you mean by 'change of status' a family-based immigrant visa, there should be some concern about two years without any action. Getting a divorce would result in the I130 and I485 based on the first marriage being abandoned, and you probably out of status. There are time lags that could cause you problems.
Answered on 1/04/09, 7:06 pm
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