This video describes why you should consider working with Sarraf Gentile LLP on your I-864 lawsuit.  

Can You Get Financial Support from Your Immigration Sponsor Ex-Husband if He Accuses You of Being At Fault in Ending the Marriage? A video available on Facebook.

As an immigrant green card holder, if you are going to get financial support from your (ex) spouse using the I-864 Affidavit of Support, you need to get a copy of it. Here’s how:

I-864 Affidavit of Support Cases to obtain Much Needed Financial Support from Your Sponsor (Ex) Spouse Can be Brought on a Contingency Basis. This Video Explains What That Means and Why it is a Tremendous Advantage for Green Card Holders:  

[Also available on Facebook.] The Sponsor’s financial obligations to the sponsored immigrant do not begin until the immigrant obtains green card status (conditional or permanent). It is not binding upon execution and submission. The sponsor may withdraw the affidavit at any point up to the time the sponsored immigrant is granted green card status based […]

[Also available on Reddit.] 8 CFR §213a.4(a) provides some additional encouragement for sponsors to honor their financial support obligations under the I-864 Affidavit of Support. If the sponsored immigrant sues and prevails in a final civil judgment, they are to notify the federal government of the judgment. Perhaps the federal government won’t take further enforcement […]

[Also available on LinkedIn.] If you take some time to go through these cases individually, they are really fascinating from a litigator’s perspective. There are lots of potential tactical options to pursue in these case. Numerous federal and state causes of action. They can be pursued as groups, class actions or as individual whistleblowers. The […]

[Also available on Facebook.] The I-751 generally must be filed with both spouses jointly in order for the beneficiary spouse to remove conditions on their green card. Sometimes, this is not possible. There are multiple options for seeking a waiver of the joint filing requirement. If appropriate, you can seek a waiver on more than […]

[Also available on Facebook.] Under the Form I-864, Affidavit of Support, a sponsor owes a sponsored immigrant enough financial support to ensure that the sponsored immigrant earns (in 2022) a little over $1,400 a month for a household of one. That amount is reduced by the amount of income the immigrant earns. The law defines […]

[Also available on Facebook.] An at fault divorce can affect your ability to naturalize. For example, a finding that the immigrant committed adultery that destroyed the marriage can, in some cases, prevent the immigrant from establishing Good Moral Character. Good Moral Character is a prerequisite to naturalizing. https://www.uscis.gov/policy…/volume-12-part-f-chapter-5