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Member since 31 March 2009

RonmolMember31 March 2009 17:24:57

My question is. I was married to German citizen. I am currently living in Aurich, Germany. I have been married since august 04. Last year I lost my job. My marriage is over. In august my residence permit will be up for renewal. What will happen to me then? Will I be forced to move back to the USA? Also my finacial situation is not good.

I am still a little bit in shock about my marriage ending. Just looking for information as much as I can so I can weigh my options.

Thanks in advance.

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NicoleBSerial expat31 March 2009 17:40:59

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As far as I know you can stay legally in Germany for 3 months.
Then you need a Visa.
Have you tried contacting the embassy?

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RonmolMember31 March 2009 18:04:41

I sent them an email and haven't heard back yet. I will call them tomorrow.

Thanks.

Is that you in the picture?

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NicoleBSerial expat31 March 2009 18:13:40

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Best call them.
They are not very, uhm, responsive re emails in any embassy it seems.

Yes, that's me, why?

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RonmolMember31 March 2009 18:17:00

Just curious. It looked familar. I guess not.

Are you in Germany?

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NicoleBSerial expat31 March 2009 18:22:30

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If you are a contractor, we might have met

Nope, we are in Hungary right now.

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NicoleBSerial expat01 April 2009 11:55:32

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Anyhow, I wish you the Best of Luck!

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