Entered with K-1, removing condition after a divorce

[ShariNYC 0]

I'm on a year marriage which I entered in good faith. Now my husband just left me and wants to file for a divorce because he said we're not compatible. It's been very hard for me since everything does not make sense from his side while I was trying to be a good wife. I heard that it's very diffecult to get a permanent GC if you don't filed it jointly for any reason except physical abusive. Also I entered the country with K-1, and I'm afraid USCIS will think our marriage was fraud, just because I want to live here. I read about a lot of cases, but it seems everyone was already in the US when they got married and so divorces and filing for waivers shouldn't be a problem for them.

Anyone who used to have K1, have succeeded in removing condition after a divorce based on a reason 'not compatible'?

I'm very stressful now, any suggestion would help, thank you so much

[Minya's wife 25]

I'm on a year marriage which I entered in good faith. Now my husband just left me and wants to file for a divorce because he said we're not compatible. It's been very hard for me since everything does not make sense from his side while I was trying to be a good wife. I heard that it's very diffecult to get a permanent GC if you don't filed it jointly for any reason except physical abusive. Also I entered the country with K-1, and I'm afraid USCIS will think our marriage was fraud, just because I want to live here. I read about a lot of cases, but it seems everyone was already in the US when they got married and so divorces and filing for waivers shouldn't be a problem for them.

Anyone who used to have K1, have succeeded in removing condition after a divorce based on a reason 'not compatible'?

I'm very stressful now, any suggestion would help, thank you so much

There are people who've removed conditions after a divorce...the reason for the divorce is irrelevant. When you file for removal of conditions after a divorce, you're required to prove that you entered the marriage in good faith. So gather your evidence that you had a real marriage (while it lasted) just like you would if you were removing conditions wile married. You'll just be in a different filing category once you divorce and will have to include evidence of the divorce as well.

Good luck,

-P