How To Divorce A Spouse From A Foreign Country

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When a U.S. citizen marries a non-resident, the government typically grants the individual status as a Conditional Permanent Resident (CPR), which grants the foreign-born spouse a two-year temporary authorization. In the case of divorce within two years, the USCIS considers the spouse from a foreign country “out-of-status.” If a marriage lasts longer than two years, subsequent divorces often proceed in a normal fashion.