I 751 Late by 1 Year

[mariharam]

Okay so my husband and I are currently separated and have been for over a year. We have a beautiful daughter together who is now currently 3 years old.

He failed to file his forms on time which were due March of 2010 to remove his conditional permanent residence.

Anyways, long story short...he's messed up everything because he's so irresponsible and now he's asking for my help. He never saved up the money for his form even though I've been working as a single mom just making it by so obviously I wasn't able to pay for his form either....

Well he turned himself into the local jail and his deportation court date is set to the end of July. He has lost every single piece of paperwork that he demanded he get from me a while back. He doesn't even have his Alien Card anymore which is required to file the form I 751....he also lost his passport.

So...is there any way to file his I 751 before his court date or get a replacement card on a card that has expired???

Thanks,


Maria

[mariharam]

The two fingerprints don't apply as he doesn't qualify under the description on the form as to why they may be used. Also, he doesn't have his passport because he's dumb and lost it.

I'm just getting stressed out trying to help this guy he's lucky we have a beautiful daughter together and she loves him because he was a rotten husband...also this $585 would absolutely kill me (I'm a single mom - I don't have extra money!!!).

So yeah...how is he going to file the I 751 late without his needed alien registration card and under what category should he file? I have absolutely no intentions of ever getting back with him but we are still legally married.

I can provide proof of our relationship while we were together before we separated and include a full letter explaining the reasons as to why we separated and that I have no intention of resolving our relationship but rather intentions of divorce in the future. If I do this, I would be willing to file the form jointly as long as I clearly state this to USCIS. I can also provide proof and affidavits to show our relationship was not entered just to avoid immigration laws....in fact, he would of never moved to the USA from England if it wasn't for his relationship with me. Also, he would of already left back to England if he didn't have our beautiful daughter here (AND SHE IS NEVER LEAVING).

Otherwise, I was thinking he could file the form explaining how it would create extreme hardship for his removal being that he has the responsibility to provide support for his daughter.