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Good afternoon all.

Just a quick question. I am in the midst of gathering evidence for our ROC. I have plenty of evidence to suggest a good bonafide relationship ( which of course it is) but currently we are going through troubling issues and looking into sepeartion. Now I know that leaves me in a tricky spot for ROC and I will of course not lie to USCIS and if needed will file with the waiver of pending divorce ( get the RFE until decree comes through I guess).

Now I know with divorce waiver they look more closely. I am wandering if I should get a letter from my therapist now turned marriage therapist? I have been seeing here since being married to help with alot of depression and helping me adjust to life here in the States. We are seeing her for marriage therapy also but are both fully aware its not always the answer. So to help with my waiver, should I maybe include a letter from her about going to marriage therapy? Surely it helps prove that if you were just in it to avoid laws, this would be a mark in my favour?

Can someone please offer some advice.

Thanks

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