Marrying For the second time?

[cyberman_5]

I came here on an F1 student visa seven years ago. I got married to my wife almost three and half years ago. We weren't in good terms for a while after our marriage and she had a baby by another man. I have recently found the love of my life and have decided that there is no future with my wife of three years. I have never applied for an adjustment of status during this time, since I really had no intention of staying here. But I have recently come to the realization that I would like to further my education by going to grad school and also form a family with my lover. My question is, if I get my divorce and marry my current lover, does it raise any questions? I really love my current girlfriend. I was hurt by my wife(she cheated on me and had a baby) and would like to end it. What are your thoughts guys? I am really confused.

[nichole]

It depends on if you're still in status on the F-1, not which wife you base your adjustment of status on, since you didn't come to the US on a K1 (fiance) or K3 (spouse) visa. If you're here past your time to go home, then you've got bigger issues.

[freecontributor]

I came here on an F1 student visa seven years ago. I got married to my wife almost three and half years ago. We weren't in good terms for a while after our marriage and she had a baby by another man. I have recently found the love of my life and have decided that there is no future with my wife of three years. I have never applied for an adjustment of status during this time, since I really had no intention of staying here. But I have recently come to the realization that I would like to further my education by going to grad school and also form a family with my lover. My question is, if I get my divorce and marry my current lover, does it raise any questions? I really love my current girlfriend. I was hurt by my wife(she cheated on me and had a baby) and would like to end it. What are your thoughts guys? I am really confused.

Why are you complicating life! Divorce and marriage are always part of life, so part of immigration process! Be realistic, trust yourself, follow your heart! I don't see any problem here! You said that you did not have any paper process with your former wife, so what is the problem??? Don't be confused! You have a proof of divorce (legally divorce license), move on, and get yourself together!
The main thing: You entered here legally ( inspected by an US officer) as I see, you should not have any problem! In immigration process: tell the true, never lie to the immigration officer, tell about your previous marriage if asked! I wish you good luck with your new life!