Divorce before ROC

[bemydruidess 0]

My husband and I have been married for a littleover a year, I have held my two year green card for about 6 months.

We have had our ups and downs and worked through a lot, but I am very fearful that while we go through an incredibly rocky stage in our relationship, that this might be it for us.

 

Should we end up divorcing, I would like to stay. I have recently started working my dream job in my dream field, for an amazing company. Perhaps eventually I will return to my home country but this work experience is so unique and valuable I can't stand the thought of having to leave. I also have a dog, friends here, a real life, and nothing to return to in my home country in terms of family or employment. It has taken a long time of homesickness but it now truly feels like America is my home.

 

Am I understanding correctly that I can file the ROC with a divorce waiver?

And that I should prove my marriage was entered into in good faith?

The evidence I have:

 

* joint bank account

* names on title of vehicle we own together

* two leases from two places we have lived together

* car insurance jointly

* taxes filed jointly for 2016

* photos

* mail from relatives addressed to us both

* invoices from our dog's medical bills in both of our names

* drivers licenses with same address on

* credit card in both of our names

* emails between us discussing home life, our plans etc

* a joint (tiny) business - with business cards and a website, with a bio explaining we are husband and wife

* wedding photos, cards

* cards and letters to one another

* cards and letters from friends in my home country, dated

 

I believe that is all for now. I really hope he and I can pull through but I want to prepare myself for the worst case scenario.

 

Edited September 12, 2017 by bemydruidess

[Waittrain 17]

I believe you should be good, if you have a divorce decree and nice personal statement explaining everything about the relationship.

[NikLR 13,232]

You have lots of evidence compared to many divorcees. 

I'm  hope you can be happy, regardless of your relationship status.  Best of luck.