Ex-Spouse won't sign ROC paperwork

[D-Dog 0]

My Ex-Spouse won't sign ROC paperwork. As I understand it, my ex-spouse (my sponsor) must sign Form I-751 in Part 6 block 3.a AND the coverletter but there is no chance of that happening so what do I do? Do I just put divorced where my ex-spouse would sign (Form I-751 in Part 6 block 3.a AND the coverletter) or is there some other way to do this? I'd really like to hear from someone who has actual done it if possible, filed a ROC without their spouse signing anything.

[Angel012110 19]

When you are divorced there is a Waiver that you can use to not have to file jointly with your spouse and you can do it yourself you just have to have the final divorce papers and mail that in with the form.

[Angel012110 19]

Just Check on the I-751 form the one that applies to you where it says Waiver Request Filing.

[D-Dog 0]

Yeah, no actual waiver form I think but it's called that and that's what I'm applying for. I really appreciate your answer but it still does not address the subject of the sponsor's name is listed on Form I-751 in Part 6 and on Form I-751 in Part 6 block 3.a it asks for the sponsor's signature. On most USCIS forms if you leave a spot black where it asks for a signature they reject your entire package.

[flora01 37]

When you are divorced and filing under waiver,spouse does not need to sign I751.

You can write cover letter by yourself listing all docs you are submitting and also explain the circumstances and reason for divorce.

Edited April 19, 2014 by flora01

[DC85 113]

Yeah, no actual waiver form I think but it's called that and that's what I'm applying for. I really appreciate your answer but it still does not address the subject of the sponsor's name is listed on Form I-751 in Part 6 and on Form I-751 in Part 6 block 3.a it asks for the sponsor's signature. On most USCIS forms if you leave a spot black where it asks for a signature they reject your entire package.

try to do your research, the previous answer was correct , since you are divorced from your wife you need to select the waiver box in the form and check what applies to you, you don't need your ex signature

[deb912 1]

if you are divorced obviously you would not require her signature, its called a waiver, spouses signature is not required

[Lainie B 465]

Yeah, no actual waiver form I think but it's called that and that's what I'm applying for. I really appreciate your answer but it still does not address the subject of the sponsor's name is listed on Form I-751 in Part 6 and on Form I-751 in Part 6 block 3.a it asks for the sponsor's signature. On most USCIS forms if you leave a spot black where it asks for a signature they reject your entire package.

It says "if applicable". It's not applicable. You give their details in Part 3 but they do not have to sign.

[D-Dog 0]

When you are divorced and filing under waiver,spouse does not need to sign I751.

You can write cover letter by yourself listing all docs you are submitting and also explain the circumstances and reason for divorce.

Thank you very much!