can i get this marrage annuled?

[imhere]

What is the name of your state? new york

i met a girl online, she came to the usa via a marrage visa..

we got married nov, 1 2006 in ny.
she left back to her country on dec, 6 2006, she than told me she is not coming back..

can i get this marrage annuled?
how long do i have to do this?

if i can get this annuled, how much will this cost me?

what is the first step to take?

thanks much!!

[Ohiogal]

Originally Posted by imhere

What is the name of your state? new york

i met a girl online, she came to the usa via a marrage visa..

How did she get this visa?

we got married nov, 1 2006 in ny.
she left back to her country on dec, 6 2006, she than told me she is not coming back..

can i get this marrage annuled?

Nope. What are the reasons you want it annulled?

how long do i have to do this?

How long do you have?

if i can get this annuled, how much will this cost me?

You can't get it annulled. Therefore the cost of annulment would be nothing.

what is the first step to take?

thanks much!!

The first step is to file for divorce.

[imhere]

i applied for her to get the visa (k-1).

i don't know of a reason to get it annuled, maybe abandonment. im new to this so im not sure what the grounds for abandonment are...

now that we mention this, why can't i get it annuled?
is divorce the easiest way to go about this?

thx

[Bali Hai]

Originally Posted by imhere

What is the name of your state? new york

i met a girl online, she came to the usa via a marrage visa..

we got married nov, 1 2006 in ny.
she left back to her country on dec, 6 2006, she than told me she is not coming back..

can i get this marrage annuled?
how long do i have to do this?

if i can get this annuled, how much will this cost me?

what is the first step to take?

thanks much!!

You mean she came to the US on a fiancee visa.

Otherwise how did she come to the US on a marriage visa?

[Bali Hai]

Originally Posted by imhere

i applied for her to get the visa (k-1).

i don't know of a reason to get it annuled, maybe abandonment. im new to this so im not sure what the grounds for abandonment are...

now that we mention this, why can't i get it annuled?
is divorce the easiest way to go about this?

thx

Did she get her passport stamped or purchase travel documents to re-enter the US?

[imhere]

im sorry i should be more clear.. its a fiance visa.

her mother was sick and she did get travel document to re-enter the usa.

[Bali Hai]

Originally Posted by imhere

im sorry i should be more clear.. its a fiance visa.

her mother was sick and she did get travel document to re-enter the usa.

Did or did not get a travel document to re-enter the US? Well I would think that is a great first step to solving your problem.

[imhere]

yes, she got a travel document.. (advance parole)

we have an adjustment of status petion filed (green card), which i received a request for evidence that i did not respond to.

Originally Posted by Bali Hai

Did or did not get a travel document to re-enter the US? Well I would think that is a great first step to solving your problem.

[seniorjudge]

Originally Posted by Ohiogal

The first step is to file for divorce.

Correct.

That is the easiest, cheapest, and fastest way to get rid of her.

[Ohiogal]

Originally Posted by imhere

yes, she got a travel document.. (advance parole)

we have an adjustment of status petion filed (green card), which i received a request for evidence that i did not respond to.

Do not ignore the request. Get thee a consult with an immigration attorney. You do not want to risk doing the wrong thing and getting the government after you!

[imhere]

ok, i will respond..

Originally Posted by Ohiogal

Do not ignore the request. Get thee a consult with an immigration attorney. You do not want to risk doing the wrong thing and getting the government after you!

[Ohiogal]

Originally Posted by imhere

ok, i will respond..

At least get yourself a consult with an attorney if you have time before you have to respond> you do not want the government thinking this was a fraudulent marriage or in any other way just for a green card.