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Divorce and removing conditional on green card

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Hi everyone,

Here is my case. Thank you for any advice.

I am pretty new in this topic. I am about to remove my condition green card next month, but my wife suddenly left me few weeks ago. She did not love me anymore, so we had argument. Before she left, she texts me that I go die, I am not deserved to live in this world, she wants call police I am fraud and asks police to remove my conditional green card...etc. I have few pictures that she scratched my neck before, but I did not ask the police to come. I was thinking not to have her a bad record at that time. I am not sure whether my case is qualified for abusive. I filed for divorce already, but it seems she is trying to drag the divorce process since she knows I can file for good faith exemption. Now I am not sure what I should do. Should I go to a psychologist to express my fear that she threatens me? Or I just wait until I finish divorce? But it seems it will take very long.

Thank you for any advice.

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It is not abuse, don't brag VAWA here. Finish divorce and file I-751 with waiver. Gather good faith evidences now, it is time to do that. Good luck.

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I see, is there a way to expedite a divorce process? Or is there a way that I cannot finish divorce by time if my wife keeps delaying the process? Thanks

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Divorce laws are governed by individual States, looks like you are in California so you need to know the laws there.

Sounds like you need legal advice as a comment if you file pending divorce they will give you time to finalise the divorce.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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