2 year greencard filing Divorce

[washburn20 0]

Hi everyone!

My Wife and are splitting up. We got married in December and lived together up until October when we moved to different places. Things didn't work between us very well and now we a re thinking about filing for a divorce. We live in New York and next week I'll be moving to California since I got a job offer.

My question is, what happens with my status if we get the divorce and what are my changes to get the 10 year green card since we are not married anymore.

I'd appreciate your help!

Thanks!

Ramon

[SunDrop 59]

You should be able to file to remove conditions yourself, as long as you can prove that the marriage was bona fide. Make sure you get copies of any documents that show you intermingled your lives : joint bank a/cs, joint lease on your home, health, life and car insurance, family plan cell phones, joint names on utilities, etc.

And don't forget to file BEFORE your CGC expires, but no more than 90 days prior.

[washburn20 0]

You should be able to file to remove conditions yourself, as long as you can prove that the marriage was bona fide. Make sure you get copies of any documents that show you intermingled your lives : joint bank a/cs, joint lease on your home, health, life and car insurance, family plan cell phones, joint names on utilities, etc.

And don't forget to file BEFORE your CGC expires, but no more than 90 days prior.

Hi thanks a lot for the response. My CGC expires on 5/22/11. Should I wait until 2/22/11 (that's 90 days prior) to file? I can't do it before that?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Divorce decree in hand you can file whenever you want from what I understand. Providing you have evidence of continued and bonafide marriage -up until the divorce that is-, you might get conditions removed on your own. Though only 10 months of marriage will raise red flags.

[Goldfee111 3]

you have to file immidiatly when u have ur divorce decree...every lawer suggest not to wait until the 90 days period starts