Removing Conditions - Divorced - Child... a little help....

[Paulieman 0]

Getting ready to file my papers to remove conditions and I guess I have a couple of questions if anyone has answers. It's been a rough 3 and a half years of my life and I still dont see the end of the road anytime soon. I was married for just over 2 years and I have a 2 and half year old daughter. The reason for my divorce at the time was my wife cheating on me with another man which I later found out after she demanded a divorce. She kicked me out of the house, in which I then moved to Chicago (from Kentucky) and stayed with an old college friend from England. He helped me out with a room etc until I found a job. My exwife remarried in Dec 2008. I married in good faith but believe I had no control over the divorced that was demanded of me. I visit my daughter as much as I can and my Ex has even bought her to Chicago. I do plan on moving closer to KY as soon as I am able to get my Immigration sorted out.

So my first question is;

Would I need to apply for a work permit? just in case my application takes longer then 90 days? or does my current GC extend in some way?

Second

What evidence would I need to produce? to say the married was in good faith?

I have Bank statements, car insurance cards, medical cards, marriage photos, tax returns while we was married

Daugthers birth certificate

DNA TESTS????

divorce papers

letter from friends that knew us both

anything else?

Thanks,

Paulie

[TracyTN 237]

When you mail in your I 751, USCIS mails you a NOA letter that extends your current green card for one year. No further documentation is required for travel or work.

The evidence you list is right up the alley of where you need to be (though I think DNA tests are a bit excessive if you're her father on the birth certificate). All of that and anything else you have would be great - dunno if you had a lease or owned property together, but that would also help. If your wife is willing to write an affidavit claiming your marriage was in good faith, that'd help to (have her get it notarized). If you can't trust her to do that, then send what you have.

ETA read the guide too.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;page=751guide

Edited October 23, 2009 by TracyTN

[Brother Hesekiel 2,235]

Frankly, I found the post confusing, to say the least. How about a timeline, and what's up with that work permit thing? I'm just mentioning this, because often a situation really unfolds once the facts are known.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Frankly, I found the post confusing, to say the least. How about a timeline, and what's up with that work permit thing? I'm just mentioning this, because often a situation really unfolds once the facts are known.

Good idea. To the OP: give us a bit more of a timeline so we can be more precise in our suggestions