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Divorce and I-751

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Yes, most of people don't get to go to the second interview. I was surprised that my evidence was good enough, I didn't even have taxes fill out for past three years, my evidence where mostly pictures from vacations and trips and his air tickets to Europe where he went to visit me while I was in school, then car insurance and jointed credit cards. Maybe helped, that we had a lawyer who fill out everything for us, or maybe, that we were married since 2010. Thank you:)

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