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i just got a date for a removal procedure. I am married now

 
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i just got a date for a removal procedure. I am married now and would like to file for my and Green Card. My lawyer thinks it wont work because i have been married before and my ex hubby and i got divorced before the immigration process was done.

I am currently pregnant and i feel overwhelmed. Any advice. Is it possible to ask for the more time until i've had my baby to go back to court?

 

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Thank you for your question.

Your husband may apply for an Application for Waiver of Grounds of Excludability on your behalf (I-601)

In order to prevail, extreme hardship to your husband as a United States citizen will need to be shown. Approval also requires a favorable exercise of discretion from the Attorney General. This requires a weighing of all factors, the favorable against the unfavorable, in each case.

I suggest that you retain local Immigration counsel to assist you in this application.

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Customer replied 1061 days and 16 hours ago.

I have sought an attourney. Like i said, she doesn't think they will grant me cos i have been married before and didn't finish the process before i got divorced.
Also, you didn't answer my question about asking for more time so i can have my baby to continue going to court. Is this possible?

 
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