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sammills89   2

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Hello everyone,

So I wasn't very clear with my last post and I really need to try and find an answer to this! To summarise my situation, my (ex)-wife and I are now divorced, I received my 2 year conditional green card and unfortunately we divorced shortly after. I applied for the i751 removal of conditions asking for the divorce waiver, as we were no longer together. And several months of waiting I finally received my interview notice, however on the notice it states I need to bring my spouse. This interview is in response to removing my conditions as a permanent resident, and hopefully granting my 10-year green card. Because I am divorced, do I still need to bring my ex-spouse!?

Hopefully this was a little clearer and somebody will have some advice. Also, I'm sure it's been posted a million times, but what should I expect in the interview? How can I prepare other than bringing proof of our relationship?

Thanks so much.

Sam

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juliava   80

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Yes, you do need to follow the instructions from your interview notice. In other words, yes, you do need to bring your spouse. Sounds like USCIS is trying to verify if your marriage was indeed a bonafide one by requesting to hear your ex-wife's side of the story.

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together4evr Experienced

together4evr   360

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I have never heard of bringing an ex wife to an interview.

So my answer is no

She might hurt your case. You will do better alone and you are removing conditions alone

Expect to be asked why you divorced so quickly.

Expect to provide joint account information

If they want her, they can find her.

May 24, 2011 NOA1

Sept 11, 2011 NOA2-took 19 days to get case number

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PLEASE EDIT YOUR TIMELINE IN YOUR PROFILE SO OTHERS CAN LEARN HOW LONG EACH STEP TAKES IN THIS PROCESS

Dave&Roza Experienced

Dave&Roza   748

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I would take the divorce decree and be ready to explain how the relaionship started and why it ended so quickly after AOS. It sounds like you got the wrong form letter for ROC without the waiver instead of the one for ROC with the waiver. The real question is would you ex go if you asked her? Do you want her there? Since you filed for a waiver you are ROC without a spouse, so why would you bring you ex along?

Good luck,

Dave

MarticaIda Rookie

MarticaIda   1

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Hi! I also am removing my conditions after a divorce although I filed with a waiver and divorce decree already.

I received an interview notice few days ago also saying that "You and your spouse are required to appear at... for an interview by a USCIS examiner in connection with the petition to remove...." and "You and your spouse are requested to bring the following... (the usual list of supporting documents)". The interview notice came on a plain white paper, no fancy watermark/color ink stuff as on the previous notices. I received the same notice (words and paper) last October for the interview that I had to reschedule, and both times I didn't pay much attention to the words "you and your spouse", thinking that they just must have one form for all cases.

Now your post got me worried - is this wording unusual? Do they send waiver people notices addressed to them solely?

I will not be able to bring my ex-husband to the interview. 1) we are not speaking much due to mutual hard feelings and 2) it was a real pain to bring him to the AOS interview, cause he hates talking to authorities. It's just not happening.

Guys, what's your insight? What did your waiver ROC notices say?

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10/04/2012: Rescheduled the interview, received no confirmation mail

04/03/2013: Called USCIS, my case "outside of normal processing time", waiting for official reply within 15 days

04/18/2013: Interview appointment for May 2nd. Finally!

04/22/2013: Biometrics appoinment for May 3rd

05/01/2013: Had the interview, no decision right away, but it went well. Biometrics still good, left two recent photos with the officer.

Nimaan Enthusiast

Nimaan   27

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I had received the same letter with the same wording. Went all by myself and was not asked why x-wife did not appear.

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10/26/10...Mailed RFE
10/27/10...RFE delivered to VSC
04/26/11...Interview
05/11/11...APPROVED!!
05/18/11...Card production ordered
05/23/11...Received green card



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05/02/13...Check cashed
05/10/13...Rcvd bio notice
05/30/13...Bio Appt
05/17/13...Walk in bio successful
06/28/13...Placed in line for interview scheduling
08/06/13...Recvd email interview has been scheduled
08/10/13...Recvd Interview letter
09/12/13...N400 Interview
09/12/13...Decision cannot be made
10/21/14...Biometrics (second time)
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Shelly11 Explorer

Shelly11   14

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Hi! I also am removing my conditions after a divorce although I filed with a waiver and divorce decree already.

I received an interview notice few days ago also saying that "You and your spouse are required to appear at... for an interview by a USCIS examiner in connection with the petition to remove...." and "You and your spouse are requested to bring the following... (the usual list of supporting documents)". The interview notice came on a plain white paper, no fancy watermark/color ink stuff as on the previous notices. I received the same notice (words and paper) last October for the interview that I had to reschedule, and both times I didn't pay much attention to the words "you and your spouse", thinking that they just must have one form for all cases.

Now your post got me worried - is this wording unusual? Do they send waiver people notices addressed to them solely?

I will not be able to bring my ex-husband to the interview. 1) we are not speaking much due to mutual hard feelings and 2) it was a real pain to bring him to the AOS interview, cause he hates talking to authorities. It's just not happening.

Guys, what's your insight? What did your waiver ROC notices say?

Shelly11 Explorer

Shelly11   14

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I also filed a waiver due to divorce. I received a letter from the CA Service Center indicating that my case was referred to the field office (Santa Ana). That the Santa Ana office would be advising me on my interview date.

Please keep us posted so I know what to expect.

I am considering taking an attorney with me to my interview.

MarticaIda Rookie

MarticaIda   1

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Thank you! A weight off my shoulders!

I had received the same letter with the same wording. Went all by myself and was not asked why x-wife did not appear.

Don't bring your ex, do bring all documentation you filed and your divorce decree.

04/22/2010: AOS I-130, I-485, I-765 and I-131 mailed by UPS

04/23/2010: Delivered (Day 1)

04/28/2010: Checks cashed (Day 4)

05/02/2010: NOAs for I-130, I-485, I-765 and I-131 received (Day 8)

05/08/2010: Biometrics Appointment received for 05/21/2010 (Day 15)

05/11/2010: Walk-in biometrics successful in Oakland Park, Fl (Day 19)

05/12/2010: I-485 and I-765 touched (Day 20)

05/17/2010: I-485 and I-765 touched (Day 25)

05/28/2010: Interview appointment for June 29th. "Yay!" and "So scared!" (Day 36)

06/03/2010: I-485 touched (Day 42)

06/29/2010: Had the interview, no decision right away (Day 68)

06/30/2010: Text and email from USCIS: "Your card production has been ordered"!!!!!!!!!!! (Day 69)

07/15/2010: Received the card in the mail!!!!! (Day 84)

01/10/2011: Divorce

10/14/2011: I-751 with waiver received by USCIS

11/17/2011: Biometrics Appointment received for 12/15/2011

12/15/2011: Successful biometrics

09/27/2012: Interview appointment for 10/29/2012 received

10/04/2012: Rescheduled the interview, received no confirmation mail

04/03/2013: Called USCIS, my case "outside of normal processing time", waiting for official reply within 15 days

04/18/2013: Interview appointment for May 2nd. Finally!

04/22/2013: Biometrics appoinment for May 3rd

05/01/2013: Had the interview, no decision right away, but it went well. Biometrics still good, left two recent photos with the officer.

 
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