I really don’t know if you should file new I-751 or not, or maybe just notify them on writing about your divorce.
I search the INS website and there is nothing about it. It is only if you got divorced before filing a join petition to remove the condition then you’ll have to file one on your own.
But you already filed, together with her two years ago, correct?
You just might sit and wait until they automatically approve you (remove the condition) or call you on the interview. If they do call you on the interview, then you’ll be in trouble because they will ask for both people to appear and she obviously won’t. In such case you’ll have to notify INS before the interview of your divorce and request a waiver. I guess. I am not a lower. I just know people who got divorced and still approved for a GC.
Sec. 216.4 Joint petition to remove conditional basis of lawful permanent resident status for alien spouse.
(b) Interview -- (1) Authority to waive interview. The director of the regional service center shall review the Form I - 751 filed by the alien and the alien's spouse to determine whether to waive the interview required by the Act. If satisfied that the marriage was not for the purpose of evading the immigration laws, the regional service center director may waive the interview and approve the petition. If not so satisfied, then the regional service center director shall forward the petition to the district director having jurisdiction over the place of the alien's residence so that an interview of both the alien and the alien's spouse may be conducted. The director must either waive the requirement for an interview and adjudicate the petition or arrange for an interview within 90 days of the date on which the petition was properly filed.
(2) Location of interview. Unless waived, an interview on the Form I - 751 shall be conducted by an immigration examiner or other officer so designated by the district director at the district office, files control office or suboffice having jurisdiction over the residence of the joint petitioners.
(3) Termination of status for failure to appear for interview. If the conditional resident alien and/or the petitioning spouse fail to appear for an interview in connection with the joint petition required by section 216(c) of the Act, the alien's permanent residence status will be automatically terminated as of the second anniversary of the date on which the alien obtained permanent residence. The alien shall be provided with written notification of the termination and the reasons therefor, and a notice to appear shall be issued placing the alien under removal proceedings. The alien may seek review of the decision to terminate his or her status in such proceedings, but the burden shall be on the alien to establish compliance with the interview requirements. If the alien submits a written request that the interview be rescheduled or that the interview be waived, and the director determines that there is good cause for granting the request, the interview may be rescheduled or waived, as appropriate. If the interview is rescheduled at the request of the petitioners, the Service shall not be required to conduct the interview within the 90-day period following the filing of the petition. (Revised effective 4/1/97; 62 FR 10312)