Divorce

[nsj1975]

My wife & I were married for 3 years (since may 2002). She got her marriage-based greencard in July 2004, last month she ran off to live with her american boyfriend. She was having an affair with him since July 2005. I believe she was just waiting to get her green card and after she got it she was looking for an opportunity to run away, which she found now. I have filed for divorce and wanted to know if there was a way to cancel her GC as I feel her intent to marry me was to just get her GC.

[immihelp]

Did she get the conditional green card (2 years validity) or permanent green card (10 years validity)?

[nsj1975]

permanent for 10 years

[immihelp]

Nothing you can do now.

[nsj1975]

This may sound a bit desparate but I just wanna get my ex-wife in trouble as she ran off with a GORA looser...
She hasn't filed AR-11 yet for change of address (because she doesn't know one needs to file one as I have done everything for her), so can I report that to BCIS and get her in trouble as I have heared that BCIS can fine and may deport if AR-11 is not filed.

[immihelp]

Yes, you can try that.

More details about that at https://www.immihelp.com/reporting-c...ress-to-uscis/

[jetector]

No Way!!

Sorry to hear your story brother, but if you ever get anywhere with the AR-11 thing, the USCIS should then start proceedings against over half of the green card holder population who don't ever file a change of address. In my opinion, nothing you can do at this point other than learn the lesson and choose better next time you marry. Good Luck!

[jetector]

Also....

Plus if she happens to be the 1st and only person "convicted" of such violation, it's only a misdemeanor, NOT a crime of violence or moral turpitude, therefore, not enough to initiate removal proceedings. Her green card is bullet-proof unless she comits a felony crime. Sorry, POW, forget about her and move on with your life.