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ROC after divorce success rate?

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mystickal   8

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I just got a new job recently and divorce is imminent right now. I did get a 2 yr. conditional green card about a year ago and it is set to expire in a year's time. My question is, what are the chances I get a permanent green card after filing for the i-751 roc/waiver? Me and my ex entered the marriage in good faith and have substantial proof to provide to the USCIS. I currently am doing really well and do not want to get thrown back to my other country just because I will be going through a divorce.

Has anyone been denied of ROC after filing immediately after a divorce during their 2 yr conditional green card stage?

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I just got a new job recently and divorce is imminent right now. I did get a 2 yr. conditional green card about a year ago and it is set to expire in a year's time. My question is, what are the chances I get a permanent green card after filing for the i-751 roc/waiver? Me and my ex entered the marriage in good faith and have substantial proof to provide to the USCIS. I currently am doing really well and do not want to get thrown back to my other country just because I will be going through a divorce.

Has anyone been denied of ROC after filing immediately after a divorce during their 2 yr conditional green card stage?

Success rate is high, of course if you can prove your marriage has entered in a good faith. You will likely go through an interview. As soon as you get a divorce decree, file your ROC with a divorce waiver. I also suggest you to join this group, here is the link.

http://www.visajourn...ilers-timeline/

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"Patience is the key to the paradise (US Citizenship, in our case)"

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