Divorce or death b4 filing I -751

[Iluvus]

If you divorce or your USC spouse dies b4 u r eligible to file i-751, Would you be approved? How does that work?

Thanks

[NewUSPR]

I know this is not an answer and hope someone will give you a more clear scenario. I have a friend whose husband died less than a year after they got married. She filed the I-751 by herself and the CIS have been giving her extensions ( I think 2 by now) of her GC, but no other answer yet. Good luck!

[rex1960]

You'd still have to prove that marriage was bonafide

[Suzy977]

This forum is getting creepy

On a different thread a guy is saying that his wife from Colombia (and God knows who & what else) came her using a false passport, now we face the question what happens if the spouse "dies"

I hope I'm not going to see the members of this forum in John Walsh's "America's most wanted" show.

[beiwen]

you're right suzzy, lol

[ema76]

Do you have maybe Cruel Intentions ??

Ema.

[bionomique]

Originally Posted by Iluvus

If you divorce or your USC spouse dies b4 u r eligible to file i-751, Would you be approved? How does that work?

Thanks

You'd file a waiver of the joint requirement for form I-751. In the case of divorce you file once the divorce is final. You do have a requirement to prove that the marriage was genuine.

[Laverte]

Suzy, you're rigth people are they scarry nowadays in this forum....If you love your spouse why do you think about death and divorce...just think positive....Peace