Spouse’s conduct dooms bid for permanent residence

Where a nonresident applied for conditional permanent residence in the United States, and submitted an affidavit of support from her spouse as required by the regulations, but the spouse then withdrew the affidavit, the Board of Immigration Appeals did not err when it denied the application. While the applicant argued it was unfair for petitioning ...

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Spouse’s conduct dooms bid for permanent residence

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