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Just to be clear: he got the work permit BEFORE the green card was issued. The work permit was temporary, but it was the most important thing we needed. To tell you the truth, I can't remember how much later it was that the green card finally came in. It might have been a full year. But with...

I am still his legally wife. He is dragging his feet supplying financial records. I might waive my right to them, but I would like to see his tax return before I do that in case his income is higher than I think it is. We filed our returns separately. What do I have to do to persuade the IRS...

What you want is an annulment. I'm assuming you don't have a lawyer or can't afford/don't want to hire one. So, check the laws in your state. There are very specific legal grounds for annulment of marriage and if you don't meet the criteria exactly then you will then have to get a plain old...

i'm in the same situation I married a deadbeat, and now I'm stuck with the bills. There is one way out: file for bankruptcy. Your credit is going to take a serious hit from this mess no matter what, but a bankruptcy will allow you to either have the debts discharged completely or to go...

getting the deadbeat deported I'm not a lawyer, but here's my two cents. If your former spouse lied on their application for permanent residency, then that could be sufficient grounds for having their green card revoked. Run a criminal background check in their home country and see if you can...

I took Path B I'm American. He came to US, we got married. We used an immigration lawyer. From the start of the process, it took 2-3 months for my Canadian husband to get a work permit; until then he could not work and I had to support him. Also, after arriving in the U.S. and starting the...