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So I guess I'm a little confused about what I should do. My husband and I are now separated, but we have a child together. We separated in May of last year and he got the green card in January of that year. So i guess it was kind of close together. However, we have been on again off again (but I honestly want it to be off) some since then and I drive an hour and a half every week or every other week over to where he lives so that he can be with our kid. So I could easily come up with photos of us, it would just be harder to prove that we reside together. Any advice? Thank you. I'd like for him to still be able to stay for the sake of our child.

10/5/09 - NOA1 sent

11/16/09 - request to expedite petition for humanitarian and medical reasons (I am pregnant with our baby due 1/22/10)

11/17/09 - request DENIED

1/7/10 - NOA 2 sent

1/13/10 - National Visa Center receives petition

1/22/10 - our baby is born right on his due date!

2/4/10 - make appointment with US embassy in Guayaquil

2/18/10 - I arrive in Ecuador with our little one, we meet up as a family

2/24/10 - Visa appointment with Embassy...Visa Approved!

3/10/10 - I fly back to the states

3/17/10 - He flies to the states

5/19/10 - We get married

10/10? - File for Green Card

1/6/11 - Green Card Interview - Accepted

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don't lie about it, if you both entered the marriage in good faith don't panic about it. if you aren't together anymore when it comes time to file you can still file as separated/going through a divorce. There are plenty of people that are filing an I-751 waiver: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/259288-i-751-waiver-filers-timeline/ have a poke around the boards and do a search. I would discuss it with your husband though in advance to make sure you are still on the same page and clear as to what you have to compile etc. I am not sure though if the waiver covers separated couples or only those that have initiated divorce or due to death of a partner etc... but take a look:

VISAJOURNEY GUIDE: http://www.visajourney.com/content/751guide

Official instructions: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-751instr.pdf

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Our journey:

11th October 2012: APPROVED!

24th February 2012: Biometrics appointment

8th February 2012: Touch

24th January 2012: Biometrics NOA date (received 30th)

19th January 2012: Check cashed by VSC

17th January 2012: NOA date (received 20th)

14th January 2012: ROC delivered via USPS to VSC

13th January 2012: Filed for ROC

Earliest date to remove conditions: Friday, December 2, 2011

9th March 2010: GC in hand

1st March 2010: Interview 8.40am APPROVED!

1st March 2010: EAD arrives, along with daughters US passport

15th January 2010: Biometrics appointment

10th December 2009: Filed for AOS

 
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