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I-751 file with a waiver of domestic violence

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I would like to know if anyone has gone true this when applying for the second green card.

My husband and i are still married, but we are separated, we both have a lot going on right now, we fight a lot and things went downhill, I talk to a lawyer and he told me that from what he knows about our marriage I could apply for the I751 with a waiver of domestic violence cause I can prove that, so my husband would have to go to a second interview if necessary. My husband is not reliable and I can't trust him.

Has anyone done it ? how was it ? 

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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A Divorce waiver is prety common, you will find many on here.

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