Quick answer
Family-law and immigration consequences require coordinated advice; a spouse’s threats are not a reliable statement of immigration law.
Do now
Obtain your own immigration notices, marriage records, and upcoming dates through lawful access. Contact a qualified immigration lawyer or accredited organization. If abuse is involved, ask about confidential safety planning and available immigration-related protections.
Watch for
Do not send original identity documents to an unverified helper or assume the divorce must be delayed or rushed without advice.
Official sources
USCIS — Battered Spouse, Children and Parents, National Domestic Violence Hotline — Plan for Safety, DC Courts — Family Court Self-Help Center.
