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Conditional removal and separation.

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My wife came to the US in Dec. of 2014 on K1. 
Married - Feb. 2015
Filled AOS/Green Card - March or April 2015
Interviewed - Sept. 2015
She moved out - Dec. 2015 ( we had issues(trust, jealousy, financial etc)
Green card was mailed to me - July 2016. ( There was mix up with the case, had to do with fingerprint + the lady that interviwed us left the uscis office)
We still live apart in the same state but meet up once in a while.

It's time for her to remove her condition and I think the best way is to get a divorce and have her file herself. I do not mind giving her a letter stating that we marriage was in good faith but things went south ASAP.

Is this the best route?

 
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