🔺 r/USCISuDazzling_Walk2540·61 days ago

Got my green card when I was already separated, and my ex-husband filed for a divorce and I contested for immigration purposes.. but I am now divorced is this a huge problem? He reported me to USCIS

I hate him. My husband cheated on me the entire marriage. He never loved me and married me out of being desperate. It felt like he was forced to be married to me, and even during the wedding he had a girlfriend who he loved. The only good he had given was he promised me my green card. He always had another girlfriend and he makes it public on social media. I would purposely force him to take photos with me for immigration. I got my 2-year conditional green card in late 2025. We were already separated way before that, those photos we took were fake. He wanted a divorce since a month into the marriage, but I did refused multiple times. We have no shared bank accounts. I had a boyfriend and I also moved out right after I got my green card. Then I purposely filed our tax together for proof that we were married. He then filed for a divorce since he found the person he loved. I contested since I wanted to get my citizenship faster. But the divorce was finalized and I had been divorce since last year December. I heard from a mutual friend he reported me to USCIS that I was refusing to divorce to commit immigration fraud, and how I purposely file the tax together. submitted by /u/Dazzling_…
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