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Lost/stolen conditional green card (I am now divorced)

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Hello guys!

I recently lost my wallet and my conditional green card was in it. I am now divorced due suffering abuses from my husband (I have all proof and am working on filing the 1751). My question is: If I file for a replacement card, I'll have to tell them that I am already divorced. Could I be in trouble for that? My green card only expires in 2019.

To file for a replacement card I would not be sending proof of the abusive or anything like that, I would just send my final divorce papers to prove my name has changed and that's what I'm scared of. Can they cancel my status?

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