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Polish-US marriage and divorce.


Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
26 Jun 2008 /  #1
Hello. Well the thing is strange. The american guy married polish woman but of some time they break up but havent divorced so she can get us citizenship, on their ending she got pregnant and got a baby. now there is 3 years of their marriage and they wants a devorce, but what if he wants to live in eu now. should they pretend that they are still married and dont devorce or they can devorce. if they shouldnt devorce, for how long would it take for him to get an eu. thank you very much.
ShelleyS  14 | 2883  
26 Jun 2008 /  #2
It depends on if they want to be deceitful....

for how long would it take for him to get an eu.

If he is not married to her the answer is as long as a visa takes and depending on where in the EU he goes will depend on whether he gets a visa for work...The UK now has an Aus style points system, so it's not as easy to get in.
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
26 Jun 2008 /  #3
Hello. Well the thing is strange.

Is this about you, Bitter_Cat ?
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
26 Jun 2008 /  #4
they are still married. but thinking about devorce.
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
26 Jun 2008 /  #5
He should find out, through the embassy, if he is entitled to work and a long term stay in the EU. Either as a divorced or married man.

He won't gain much with EU documents. His problem is finding work or showing that he can support himself.
Once he has work and is paying tax, in other words... legal, then he should be able to get a long term visa or equivalent.

Will she be coming back to Europe with him or not ?

She should phone the embassy as a married woman.

He should phone as a divorced man.

Then compare notes.
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
26 Jun 2008 /  #6
she will get back to poland. so what if he would try to get the polish citizenship while they are not divorced yet? how long would it take to get it?
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
26 Jun 2008 /  #7
how long would it take to get it?

I think this is measured in years. There are details about this on the forum somewhere. He/she should be able to find info on a Polish government website.
urszula  1 | 253  
26 Jun 2008 /  #8
Did she get her US citizenship? If so, why would she want to go back to EU?
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
26 Jun 2008 /  #9
If so, why would she want to go back to EU?

Maybe to return the favour and/or visit family.
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
26 Jun 2008 /  #10
yes, Wroclaw, its for both.
urszula  1 | 253  
26 Jun 2008 /  #11
I suppose, then why did she go through all the trouble to stay married to this guy just to get a green card and go back. The green card is valid for only two years untill she gets a permanent resident card and she doesn't file income taxes and show proof that she lives in the US it will be nullified.

Just wondering why.
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
26 Jun 2008 /  #12
i dont know why. maybe she dont know this.
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
26 Jun 2008 /  #13
yes, Wroclaw, its for both.

Then he should stay married for the time being. It will be easier for him. Then when he has been here for a while he can sort out what he really wants.

He will have to stay somewhere when he gets here. That's another problem, because in the real world he would be staying with his wife. And he will need her to help with documents.
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
26 Jun 2008 /  #14
he helped her so she will help him if anyone will go to poland. thank you for ansnwers..
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
26 Jun 2008 /  #15
thank you for ansnwers..

Hope it all works out for the best.
scott mi  
27 Jun 2008 /  #17
why do so many people just get divorce right away when times get little hard UNREAL
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
27 Jun 2008 /  #18
its not like that. you dont even know all situation so dont talk like this,ok? thank you.
shewolf  5 | 1077  
27 Jun 2008 /  #19
The green card is valid for only two years untill she gets a permanent resident card

And I think once they've been married for 3 years she can apply for actual citizenship and she won't need the sponsor anymore. But I think she has to prove that they have lived together for those 3 years.

Bitter_Cat, it sounds like there is more to the story. If her husband has been abusive toward her and if that's why she left him, she can get citizenship if she can prove it, such as through police reports.
marek s  - | 269  
27 Jun 2008 /  #20
why do so many people just get divorce right away when times get little hard UNREAL

because why should they have an unhappy life
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
27 Jun 2008 /  #21
Bitter_Cat, it sounds like there is more to the story..

he is not abusive. its not like that. its just a story as i told, there isnt more, they just broke up and lived in different places but pretended that they were together so she can get that stuff. thats all.
shewolf  5 | 1077  
27 Jun 2008 /  #22
they just broke up and lived in different places but pretended that they were together so she can get that stuff.

in that case, just be careful with trying to help her with this because you might get in trouble, too, for helping someone committ marriage fraud (by getting advice for her in a public place).
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
27 Jun 2008 /  #23
ok, thank you.by the way they will just devorce, so thank you all for sougestions...
Eurola  4 | 1898  
27 Jun 2008 /  #24
Are you the american guy? Why is your spelling so bad? It all sounds fishy.
OP Bitter_Cat  2 | 18  
28 Jun 2008 /  #25
Im not a guy, im a girl and im not polish! i said that its not about me, i just wanted to help, but seems im just bathering people. very sorry.
scott usa  - | 63  
29 Jun 2008 /  #26
DONT BE SORRY THAT WHAT THIS SITE IS FOR

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