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Lifting of CPR

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Bulanglang   1

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:unsure: My husband and I are physically separated presently. He was thinking of separating from me legally. I have not received yet our CPR but was just approved last August 15, 2007. I assumed that he is not going to file with me jointly for the lifting of condition. What should I do? My husband wanted to file a legal separation, does this affect if I applied for lifting of condition through a waiver? Do i really need to be divorced before I could apply for the lifting of condition? What are my options? I have people who can testify and already made an affidavit of support that I came here in good faith. :help:

I am forced to leaved our place together with my son. I am presently living with a friend.

I do appreciate your advice and encouragement.

Applied on a Waiver I-751:


  • Application sent ............................................08-20-2008
  • Application received by CSC............................. 08-21-2008
  • Checks cashed by CSC.....................................08-25-2008
  • NOA1 - 1 year extension..................................08-26-2008
  • Verification letter of inclusion (son) I-751.........08-27-2008
  • NOA2 - Biometrics appoinment.........................09-26-2008
  • Son received NOA1 and biometrics appointment..09-17-2008
  • Son's biometrics...............................................09-27-2008
  • Card production is ordered................................01-26-2009

Waiting is OVER! On to Citizenship Journey!

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Jasman0717   9

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I think you can lift conditions yourself based on good faith when you entered the marriage.

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