Will divorce or separation affect American immigration status?

At present, many people choose to obtain American immigration status through marriage. Of course, this is one of the ways. Then many people will ask, once two people divorce or separate, will it affect their identity? Come and have a look with me. Welcome to reading.

Will divorce or separation affect American immigration status?

If you get a green card by marrying an American citizen (USC) or a permanent resident (LPR), you are a conditional resident, and the conditional green card is valid for two years. However, if you have been married for less than two years when you get a green card, for example, if your marriage breaks down within two years, you or your children can seek exemption from joint application if you can prove that your marriage is sincere or that you have been abused by the spouse of an American citizen or permanent resident; Finally, he sought exemption on the grounds of "extreme difficulty".

If you marry a non-immigrant (such as H- 1B, L-2 visa holder) and decide to divorce, you will probably lose your subordinate status. It takes at least six months to get divorced in California. If your spouse's priority date does not expire within 6 months after the divorce documents are submitted, you may lose your subordinate status, so you can't get a green card.

What is the immigration fee in the United States?

Immigration threshold: the cost is $650,000 (about 4.34 million yen), including $560,000 for house purchase and $90,000 for other expenses.

Get a green card: about 3 years.

Room rate: the average price in Los Angeles is RMB 3 million/set.

Cost of living: The household consumption in new york is 670,000 yuan/year.

Immigration benefits: After obtaining a green card, you can work freely in the United States without immigration supervision and recognize dual citizenship. And enjoy the world's top education, medical care and welfare systems.

Passport exemption: 172 countries and regions enjoy visa exemption.