Same old game for most people going through the process, no easy way I'm afraid!hi, can someone offer advice on how to divorce wife who only wants PR to stay in SG and/or money? tricky thing is have a daughter whom very concerned for her needs, and this woman is using emotional blackmail on my friend and the daughter!
Spot on ksl. My nephew has that problem (or should I say, I'VE got that problem as the baby AND the nephew live with me now!ksl wrote:Same old game for most people going through the process, no easy way I'm afraid!hi, can someone offer advice on how to divorce wife who only wants PR to stay in SG and/or money? tricky thing is have a daughter whom very concerned for her needs, and this woman is using emotional blackmail on my friend and the daughter!
You have to decide on the hardship they will have if repatriated back to the mothers home country. The child may have citizenship if born in Singapore, to a Singaporean PR, if i'm not wrong and is likely to remain in Singapore with the father! Better to seek professional help from the legal system on these matters from the local legal aid advice service. You can find the times, locations and dates on the law society website of their services!
Stoven wrote:I received my PR late last year since my wife is Singaporean. We decided to move back here so she could be close to her friends and family. Unfortunately while I was in the U.S. finalizing everything for the move she was in Singapore having an affair. So I am now here in Singapore having to get divorced.
Will my PR be revoked due to the divorce? We were married in the U.S. and the divorce papers will be filed in the U.S.
I have sold off everything for the move here so I have nothing really to return to if I go back to the States. If I can keep my PR I am thinking of trying to start new here if I can find employment.
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve
You have a SC Kid ?chinnyreckon wrote:I was divorced a few years ago from my Singapore citizen spouse - who had originally sponsored my PR application.
I have just successfully renewed my REP for another 5 years.
Applied for renewal online on the eREP system yesterday and received an email from Immigration asking for a scan of my divorce cert and a company letter showing my salary, employment status etc.
Sent those and got the approval today.
Phew - what a relief!
Yes, 2 - but big already - the youngest is going to be 18 soon and lives with her mother.ecureilx wrote:You have a SC Kid ?chinnyreckon wrote:I was divorced a few years ago from my Singapore citizen spouse - who had originally sponsored my PR application.
I have just successfully renewed my REP for another 5 years.
Applied for renewal online on the eREP system yesterday and received an email from Immigration asking for a scan of my divorce cert and a company letter showing my salary, employment status etc.
Sent those and got the approval today.
Phew - what a relief!![]()
In cases like this, age plays a big part.
That is what "Safe mode" was invented for. I cant think of any other purposeProvenPracticalFlexible wrote: PS. not a good idea to google "divorce Singapore PR" with your home computer, and leave it as last search in the browser. I had to come up with some quite clever stories to convince the better half that I'm not planning to divorce her.
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