Should I write a letter reguarding my Ex-wife?

[RobertH]

I don't remember if I asked this before. My ex is from the Philippines, I had zero involvement in her getting her visa to come to the USA. Her mom did everything to sponsor her here and I did not even meet her until she had been here almost a year.

 

Should I write a letter explaining this or dose it even matter since I had nothing to do with her comming to the USA?

 

I am thinking maybe I don't need to but it would not hurt for her to have it in her kitchen sink.

 

Let me know what you think.

 

Robert

[Yuanyang]

The only thing about her is that your are divorced and this relationship (should have) had nothing to do with that. But all of that is in your EOR right?

[george lee]

what your lawyer says?

[chilton747]

It only matters if you sponsored an alien in the past.

[Sam and Fen]

In my kitchen sink I had a letter from me and another from Fen explaining our previous relationships and reasons for divorce.

[joe_33]

this is the question on GUZ's blue slip regarding ex-spouse:

 

Explain in detail your realtionship(s) with your ex-spouse(s), explaining how you met; weather you filed an I-130 petition for this spouse; how long you lived together before separating or divorcing( give dates and locations); how many childern you had with this ex-spouse and whom these children currently live with; and why you got divorced.

[CaixiaRandyR]

My SO had her interview in Sep. '09 and she received a blue slip for this very reason. I had already written about my previous marriage in my EOR letter, but they didn't even look at it before or during the interview. So I followed the blue slip instructions, wrote the letter, had it notarized, and sent to my SO the same day.

 

This letter cost us another 2 months apart, but she eventually received the visa. Hope this helps.

 

Good luck

Edited January 8, 2010 by CaixiaRandyR (see edit history)

[smokiessky]

My SO had her interview in Sep. '09 and she received a blue slip for this very reason. I had already written about my previous marriage in my EOR letter, but they didn't even look at it before or during the interview. So I followed the blue slip instructions, wrote the letter, had it notarized, and sent to my SO the same day.

 

This letter cost us another 2 months apart, but she eventually received the visa. Hope this helps.

 

Good luck

 

 

I wrote a letter about both of my divorces. One ex even wrote a letter

for me. It was in my kitchen sink and never seen but we had it at the interivew.

[Kyle]

Won't hurt to write one up and tuck it away for safe keeping. Just because you write one doesn't mean you have to offer it to them.

[david_dawei]

My SO had her interview in Sep. '09 and she received a blue slip for this very reason. I had already written about my previous marriage in my EOR letter, but they didn't even look at it before or during the interview. So I followed the blue slip instructions, wrote the letter, had it notarized, and sent to my SO the same day.

 

This letter cost us another 2 months apart, but she eventually received the visa. Hope this helps.

 

Good luck

when was the EOR submitted? With the original petition or you mean brought to the interview?

 

I would say, in general, an EOR is best done with the petition. Bringing one to the interview seems a good idea but rarely is useful. Historically speaking, it's rarely accepted or read; they issue a blue to spell out what they want since the letter may not have what they want to know.