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Wait, sorry, I don't get what you mean? As of now, I don't have my divorce decree yet, but I still need to notify them? Okay, I just re-read your post and you mean the copy of divorce filing, not the decree. So I should write to them as soon as I receive my green card and the approval notice, correct? My question is: Should I include more evidence? Or just those 3 pieces of documents? Thank you!

So you're suggesting I write paper mail, correct? Should I include more evidence such as bank statements, tax return, pictures, etc. up to the date when the divorce was filed (not finalized)?

Okay. I agree with you on this. How do you think I should contact them? And what documents should I submit? Thank you!

May I ask why? In your opinion, what I should do? Can you tell me what it is?

Nothing. I didn't. Now, my attorney told me that when I attend the citizenship interview, there would be 2 scenarios. The first one is they won't ask anything about my marriage, so in this case, I don't have to worry, just answer the history questions. For the second one, if the officer asks me about my marriage, I would tell them that my divorce was not finalized, I didn't have the divorce decree, then proceed to prove them our marriage was entered in good faith.

Just an update. New Card Is Being Produced on 06/21/2023 Case was Approved on 06/22/2023 No interview, No RFE. My divorce case has not been finalized yet; I'm still waiting for the final decree from the court. Hoping to get it in September.

Hello everyone, My wife (USC) and I jointly filed i-751 in Nov, 2021. Now she's filing a divorce (her lawyer hasn't submitted our case to the court yet). I had a lawyer file i-751 for in Nov, 2021. Now, the lawyer told me that when my wife files a divorce, I need to make a service request to USCIS to notify them of the situation. From there, if USCIS denies my case, I will then need to file another i-751 with a divorce waiver; or I need to act depending on what USCIS wants me to do. I'm expecting to get a divorce decree 3 months once our divorce case is submitted to the court. The question is: - Should I make a service request while waiting for the divorce decree? - Is there any possibility that I get deported if my i-751 gets denied? - What else can I do? Side note, when I filed joint i-751. I believe I had submitted pretty solid evidence for our marriage. - Bank Statements - Pictures - Phone bills - Car title with both names - Car insurance with both names - Tax return Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!