Preparing for I-751 involving divorce

[Fishin247365 0]

I am back with more information after previous help from the forums. I have reviewed my friends info and want to share it and see what additional advice you can offer!

She is conditional resident until may 2013. Her husband and her are preparing to divorce. He is willing to write a statement about the validity of the marriage. Should he also state the reasons for the divorce and a statement stating he recommends her roc?

At this time she has a I-90 in process as her card was lost. She still lives at her and her husbands house. He has moved recently and found another woman. Should she wait to get her resident card before moving herself? And if she moves before divorce is final is their anything she needs to file for change in address?

She works now two jobs, is enrolling in college, and her only blood relatives live in us. Should she have her sister write a letter verifying marriage and include importance of having her sister clothes with her and her nieces?

Other evidence:

Joint lease - utilities inlcuded noted on lease

2011 tax return showing same address for both

statements from four others about legitimacy of marriage

joint bank account showing activity and husband as benificiary

A seperate bank account with her husband listed as benificiary

life insurance policy with him listed as benificiary

And 3 photos

Should she list specifics for reason marriage disolved on her cover letter?

They were only married for 16 months so far but are now separated. How should document changing benificiary info on accounts, life ins, closure of joint account. So she will be filing I-751 with waiver and by herself other than her husbands letter. Is she overlooking anything?

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I am back with more information after previous help from the forums. I have reviewed my friends info and want to share it and see what additional advice you can offer!

She is conditional resident until may 2013. Her husband and her are preparing to divorce. He is willing to write a statement about the validity of the marriage. Should he also state the reasons for the divorce and a statement stating he recommends her roc?

At this time she has a I-90 in process as her card was lost. She still lives at her and her husbands house. He has moved recently and found another woman. Should she wait to get her resident card before moving herself? And if she moves before divorce is final is their anything she needs to file for change in address?

She works now two jobs, is enrolling in college, and her only blood relatives live in us. Should she have her sister write a letter verifying marriage and include importance of having her sister clothes with her and her nieces?

Other evidence:

Joint lease - utilities inlcuded noted on lease

2011 tax return showing same address for both

statements from four others about legitimacy of marriage

joint bank account showing activity and husband as benificiary

A seperate bank account with her husband listed as benificiary

life insurance policy with him listed as benificiary

And 3 photos

Should she list specifics for reason marriage disolved on her cover letter?

They were only married for 16 months so far but are now separated. How should document changing benificiary info on accounts, life ins, closure of joint account. So she will be filing I-751 with waiver and by herself other than her husbands letter. Is she overlooking anything?

This list looks good, she doesn't need to explain why she got divorced, this is the question IO usually asks during the interview. Even if she forgets to send more additional documents, she can always present them to IO during the interview. Just tell her as soon as she gets the divorce decree, send the ROC with a waiver. Since they need the photocopy of the GC, she can send the photocopy of I-90 receipt that she has already applied for replacement.

Tell her also to get the official Tax Return, IRS Tax Transcript (Form 4506-T) by following this link https://sa2.www4.irs.gov/irfof-tra/start.do

Earlier she sends she will be better off, because even without RFE and/or interview this is very lengthy process like 6-9 months depends on which service center. CSC takes about 6 months & VSC takes about 9 months usually under normal circumstances nowadays but again every individual case might be different.

Good luck to her !....... Please keep us posted....