Immigration Judge (I-751)

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thornlessroses

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Anyone experienced this?

I'm divorcing my US citizen husband. I called USCIS and they told me that if my divorce is final before my conditional green card expires, I can submit I-751 with waiver.

If my divorce is not final by the time my condition green card expires, I will receive a removal letter notice and be seeing an immigration judge. At that time, I would have to answer the judge why I divorced and the judge will decide whether he/she let me submit I-751 or I will be deported.

So, if anyone wants to divorce, do it fast.. time is running out.
 
You missed out on the fact that if the divorce is not yet final, you both CAN submit a joint I-751 if you are still living together. Then as soon as the divorce is final, you submit a "new" I-751. This way, you do not fall out of status.
 
Triple Citizen said:
You missed out on the fact that if the divorce is not yet final, you both CAN submit a joint I-751 if you are still living together. Then as soon as the divorce is final, you submit a "new" I-751. This way, you do not fall out of status.
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If you read my other posts, my husband wants me to be deported, he does not want to jointly file I-751 with me.

By the way, I have restraining order against hi,
 
Well then as long as you can prove to the judge's satisfaction that the marriage was entered into with good faith, you should be ok. I would recommend using a lawyer if you can afford one. Good luck!!!
 
If the divorce is final, can the I-751 be jointly filed? if so, will that help the process?
 
Actually no. The moment your divorce is final and your jointly-filed I-751 is still pending, you have to submit a fresh I-751 with a waiver.
 
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