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Submitted on 3/18/2004
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I've been married for 5yrs and adopted the kid about 2yrs ago. I'm about getting divorce; however, my permanent green card is still depending. It seems like I have to get an interview sooner or later according to letter that I just received. Do I lose my permanent green card? Also, I don't know what to do with adopted kid.( He didn't apply for green card or citizen yet but got an approved as kid by court)


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