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  1. #1
    choochoo7 Guest

    Default Divorce and conditional status

    I have a friend who married American citizen two years ago, and now has conditional
    permanent resident status. The marriage has not gone well, and recently her husband
    has left her. She is considering filing for divorce on the basis of abandonment.However,
    she will have to apply to have conditions on permanent residency removed next year,
    and she is unsure what effect this will have on her application. She was told she would
    have to file form I-751 with waiver of joint filing requirement. Could anyone clarify what
    this is? Does she need to formally divorce before these are filed?` What mitigating
    circumstances exist to enable her to file without husband? She has not suffered physical
    abuse, but has endured much mental anguish during this relationship. She also has her
    10 year old child living with her, also with conditional status

  2. #2

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    1.get divorced asap.
    2.before getting divorced, make sure u have evidence such as, photos, joint bank statements, any correspondence,any bills, any holiday together.
    3.appoint immigration lawyer he will charge you around $1500-2000. He will help u file a waiver for joint petition.
    4. but u will not be able to do anything u get divorced.

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