I don't believe so (the other way around, on the other hand, is another story). However, I think if she ditches I-485 and goes back to her home country, that would make it difficult, if not impossible, for her to visit her husband in the U.S.
I wonder if she just cannot switch to CP and waits for it to become current while she is staying in her country. Is that not technically possible, I wonder? Then the couple can think about what to do next when they get it approved. Keep options open, rather than ditch it altogether, because there might be some change of mind or like on her part in the future.
Now I don't know about the details how the couple should proceed to do that. Hopefully someone with similar experiences will chime in... or ask your attorney as needed.
I wonder if she just cannot switch to CP and waits for it to become current while she is staying in her country. Is that not technically possible, I wonder? Then the couple can think about what to do next when they get it approved. Keep options open, rather than ditch it altogether, because there might be some change of mind or like on her part in the future.
Now I don't know about the details how the couple should proceed to do that. Hopefully someone with similar experiences will chime in... or ask your attorney as needed.
Say, husband ( primary applicant ) wants to continue I-485 processing, where
as wife (derivative applicant ) wants to ditch I-485 and return to country of orgin. Will this affect the primary applicant's I-485 application ?!
[ It is not a divorce ]