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Me and my wife recently separated and we looking to get divorce, a lot of things happen before and worst after I got my 2 years spouse visa, she got arrested for domestic voilense last may but we still try to make things work and I even suspect her of having affair, I main question is can I still apply for removed of condition if we not together or even if when we get divorse.

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43 minutes ago, World_Boss_Britis said:

Me and my wife recently separated and we looking to get divorce, a lot of things happen before and worst after I got my 2 years spouse visa, she got arrested for domestic voilense last may but we still try to make things work and I even suspect her of having affair, I main question is can I still apply for removed of condition if we not together or even if when we get divorse.

Yes you could, but it gonna be harder.

I-485 (AOS)

04/01/2015 Sent Form I-485.

05/06/2015 Scheduled the interview and mailed its notice.

06/16/2015 The Post Office picked up mail containing the new card.

06/16/2015 The 2 years Green Card was mailed to me.

06/18/2015 The 2 years Green Card in hand.

 

I-751 (ROC)

03/13/2017 Sent I-751 documents to CSC.

03/14/2017 Package received.

03/16/2017 Check cashed.

03/??/2017  NOA received.

03/14/2017 NOA dated.

03/27/2017 Biometrics. "walked-in" 

02/26/2018 Case transferred to my local office.

05/01/2018 Case transferred to another office.

05/03/2018 Case transferred to another office. 

05/07/2018 Received letter in mail, my case was transferred to NBC. "Letter's date is 05/01/2018" 

06/05/2018 Received letter in mail, they will do an interview at the same time, date and location of my N-400 interview. "06/21/2018"

06/21/2018 The combo interview (with N-400 interview). But it's still pending until they send me the result of this interview.

06/27/2018 The case was approved, with the N-400 approval. 

06/30/2018 Received the approval letter in mail.

 

N-400 (Under 3 Years Rule)

04/02/2018 Applied for N-400 Online. (I-751 is still pending) 

04/02/2018 Received NOA Online (Received in mail on 4/03/18).

04/27/2018 Biometrics.

05/14/2018 Scheduled the N-400 interview.

06/21/2018 Interview's date.

Passed the English test and the U.S. history and government test.

But: A decision cannot be made yet about my application. The reason is my pending I-751 file! 

06/27/2018 The case was approved (with the I-751 approval), and placed me in line for oath ceremony.

07/09/2018 Oath Ceremony was scheduled.

07/20/2018 Oath Ceremony.

U.S. Citizen and proud!  


 
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You will need to convince the officer that you entered the marriage in good faith and not for immigration benefit. 

 

Just a word of caution, I just did a search by your visajourney user name to get your post history to familiarize myself with the background to your case and found your dating site profile. If I found that, assume that USCIS will find it too. Depending on when it was established and when you were active on that site, it could have an impact....

 

 

 

Timeline in brief:

Married: September 27, 2014

I-130 filed: February 5, 2016

NOA1: February 8, 2016 Nebraska

NOA2: July 21, 2016

Interview: December 6, 2016 London

POE: December 19, 2016 Las Vegas

N-400 filed: September 30, 2019

Interview: March 22, 2021 Seattle

Oath: March 22, 2021 COVID-style same-day oath

 

Now a US citizen!

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37 minutes ago, JFH said:

You will need to convince the officer that you entered the marriage in good faith and not for immigration benefit. 

 

Just a word of caution, I just did a search by your visajourney user name to get your post history to familiarize myself with the background to your case and found your dating site profile. If I found that, assume that USCIS will find it too. Depending on when it was established and when you were active on that site, it could have an impact....

 

 

 

 

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Just now, World_Boss_Britis said:

 

I enter my marriage in good faith and I never ask to be a victim of domestic violence I even stay after all that to try to make things work with me and my wife. 

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