Paterson, NJ asked in Divorce, Immigration Law, Stockbroker Fraud and Gov & Administrative Law for New York

Q: What will happen and what should do ?

Hello

I was f1 visa student I got married in 2016 us citizen girl , we filled up the applications for the immigration and I got my ssn and the work authorization card ( work permit ) , and we still pending for the first interview , waiting when they will schedule our interview, I found her betrayed me with other guys , I have proof for that,

What should I do , I didn't take my discussion to divorce her or stay with her what will happen for me ,I don't know what I should do , what will happen to me if I divorce her before the interview?

What will happen if we divorce after the interview

What I should do ???????

1 Lawyer Answer
Christine Moccia
Christine Moccia
Answered
  • Rye Brook, NY
  • Licensed in New York

A: You need to speak to a qualified immigration law attorney. I can advise you that if you want to seek a divorce, you have grounds regardless of any adultery. As far as the implications with respect to your status in this country, please see a qualified immigration attorney or contact a local legal aid office or immigration assistance office to see if you qualify for free representation.

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