I-751 Removal of Condition Interview for 10yr

[blkthunder 4]

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone can give me some insight on this process. I been married to my husband since 2015...we filed for i-751 to remove the conditions in 2019. We sperated shortly after that 2 years ago and he moved to another state and changed his address. I believe because he changed his address it made uscis send him an interview for both of us to come in at a Florida office because that's where he moved to. Well I refused to go to the 1st interview, he did something (rescheduled). After several months went past they sent him another scheduled interview letter for September of 2020...I again refused to go. Well since Covid-19 hit I'm pretty sure he told them one of us had Covid-19. I'm not sure what's going on now (the truth)...all I know he is trying to may mends and move back into our home. I'm not sure if he has received another appt or not...I don't believe anything he says. He has not received his 10yr green card and i do not know if his temp has been extended again. Do anyone have insight on something like this? H

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

What's your specific concern?

[blkthunder 4]

Just now, Allaboutwaiting said:

What's your specific concern?

Are they ever going to send another interview? How many times can he reschedule with out ever us going? 

 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

6 minutes ago, blkthunder said:

Are they ever going to send another interview? How many times can he reschedule with out ever us going? 

 

I have not seen USCIS imposing limits on how many times you can reschedule an interview. COVID has made it quite common and somewhat easy.

Some even got the interview waived.

Edited December 10, 2021 by Allaboutwaiting

[JeanneAdil 6,606]

he has left your house so let it be his problem

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

Write a letter to the FLorida Office and let them know you are not together and you will not be attending the interview.  File for divorce and move on.  

[Mike E 11,742]

Write USCIS a letter indicating you are withdrawing from the joint I-751 petition.  

[USC4SPOUSE 506]

21 hours ago, blkthunder said:

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone can give me some insight on this process. I been married to my husband since 2015...we filed for i-751 to remove the conditions in 2019. We sperated shortly after that 2 years ago and he moved to another state and changed his address. I believe because he changed his address it made uscis send him an interview for both of us to come in at a Florida office because that's where he moved to. Well I refused to go to the 1st interview, he did something (rescheduled). After several months went past they sent him another scheduled interview letter for September of 2020...I again refused to go. Well since Covid-19 hit I'm pretty sure he told them one of us had Covid-19. I'm not sure what's going on now (the truth)...all I know he is trying to may mends and move back into our home. I'm not sure if he has received another appt or not...I don't believe anything he says. He has not received his 10yr green card and i do not know if his temp has been extended again. Do anyone have insight on something like this? H

To add to what everyone else said, you could also let him know that he can switch his I-751 to a divorce waiver. USCIS routinely approves such cases. You two should file for divorce. He moves on and you move on. There is no reason to drag it out. 

Advise him to create an account on this site and to ask questions. 

Edited December 11, 2021 by USC4SPOUSE

[Longingfor 195]

Girl, withdraw the joint petition, file for divorce and let him figure out his own way.  He's grown enough to leave and move away, he's grown enough to attend to his own affairs.  

[mr-mrs-hdc 23]

As others have stated, this isn't necessarily your issue to deal with. The onus falls on him to figure out the filing. He will need a divorce decree to proceed regardless.