Getting a divorce during Conditional Visa

[Rocio0010 5,579]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Yup, the interview could be challenging, not a simple situation.

I have been trying to google Matter of Batista and the relevant section/s but I couldn't find it. Must be reading in the wrong place.

I honestly thought that if you are talking about divorce and are honest at the AOS interview, since it is a marriage- based one, the green card would be denied. It seems to me that OP is pretty much on the way to getting a divorce. Wouldn't that represent fraud? Even if they approve him now and they divorce shortly thereafter, during ROC they might get extra scrutiny due to the closeness of the dates between approval and divorce, no?

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

Did I got the wrong matter? Please somebody help me out here 🤦‍♀️

 

And yes, scrutiny will be there for sure but not impossible.

Edited January 1, 2022 by Letspaintcookies

[Rocio0010 5,579]

1 minute ago, Letspaintcookies said:

Did I got the wrong matter? Please somebody help me out here

Or maybe I'm still hangover from last night and not reading right. Very likely haha.

[Boiler 45,527]

I forget the Matter, probably the interviewer will not know the Matter. Well I certainly would not assume so.

 

So the likely consequence is a long interview and we will get back to you?

 

Maybe another interview?

 

Essentially there was a case that said as long as the marriage was entered to in good faith and the USC still wishes to sponsor then adjustment is possible.

 

We do not see it very often as the USC would normally wish to back out due to the financial obligations.

[Ontarkie 14,227]

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[Mr Genuis 91]

On 12/31/2021 at 3:54 PM, fenderbender1 said:

We are still together.  We are ready for the initial interview next week and hope that it goes well.  My post was a way of me exploring my options in the near future.  This is a bona fide marriage...we have plenty of supporting documents, proof, and pictures.  If all goes well and I get the conditional green card, I just wanted to get an idea of what filing for a divorce would entail and what my options are.  I've seen a few posts on here saying that if you have a CGC and you want a divorce, you basically can file for a divorce waiver on the i-751, show proof again that it was a bona fide marriage in another interview and hope for the best.

Let me give you an honest answer from my perspective.  Go get the interview,get the greencard and let the rest worry for itself. Your focus now is getting the interview. As of marriage, it may or may not work later. What us important now is you having that green card. Two years is alot to explore your options (meaning before your greencard expire, you must have know what works best for you). Many people are confused with your post because you mix up. Advise.., if I am in your situation I will let 2 years from now take care of itself. You guys might think your marriage isn't working now but ones you leave the inertviews things change.