RFE Issue, marriage didnt work out

[lovellelatte 2]

I need help, basically I was sent i need more evidence, but even though the marriage was entered in good faith it didn't work out with us, we will get divorced but right now still married. i am not sure what to send to them or how to go about it? is anyone in a similar situation? 
 

 things i sent back then were two affidavits, bank statements, tax returns, health insurance

Edited December 19, 2018 by lovellelatte

[aleful 1,905]

hi

 

you don't need to send anything, cancel the  petition

 

 

[lovellelatte 2]

5 minutes ago, aleful said:

hi

 

you don't need to send anything, cancel the  petition

 

 

but how would i go about if i wanna stay here?

[Going through 5,671]

 

 

 

14 minutes ago, aleful said:

hi

 

you don't need to send anything, cancel the  petition

 

 

Sounds like OP got an RFE....not sure why you would suggest just canceling the petition altogether?

Edited December 19, 2018 by Going through

[little immigrant 801]

Did you file with a divorce waiver? 

[Going through 5,671]

@lovellelatte You got an RFE? What is it asking for specifically?

[lovellelatte 2]

Just now, little immigrant said:

Did you file with a divorce waiver? 

no, we aren't divorced yet 

Just now, Going through said:

@lovellelatte You got an RFE? What is it asking for specifically?

yes that's what i got 

[Going through 5,671]

2 minutes ago, lovellelatte said:

no, we aren't divorced yet 

yes that's what i got 

Ok so your next course of action is to send them some of what they are specifically requesting in the RFE letter.   They need more evidence of a bonfide marriage (before the marriage broke down), and co-mingling of finances.

 

You can continue the ROC with a divorce waiver---you don't need to have the divorce finalized first before switching to the waiver, however a final divorce decree would need to be submitted to USCIS before your ROC can be adjudicated/approved.

[mindthegap 2,590]

21 minutes ago, aleful said:

you don't need to send anything, cancel the  petition

Don't do this.

 

1 minute ago, Going through said:

Ok so your next course of action is to send them some of what they are specifically requesting in the RFE letter.   

Do this. Do not ignore an RFE - even if you don't have the information/documents requested, you MUST respond to it or will receive a denial.

[lovellelatte 2]

4 minutes ago, mindthegap said:

Don't do this.

 

Do this. Do not ignore an RFE - even if you don't have the information/documents requested, you MUST respond to it or will receive a denial.

im just not sure what i can send besides utility bills and a state id card 

[Going through 5,671]

6 minutes ago, lovellelatte said:

im just not sure what i can send besides utility bills and a state id card 

No joint accounts (whether open or closed)?  No health insurance?  Lease?

It reads as if you sent only 1 bank statement over each year----better to send quarterly statements during the course of the marriage.  They need to see co-mingling over the duration of your marriage...1 statement per year is not enough.

Edited December 19, 2018 by Going through

[lovellelatte 2]

3 minutes ago, Going through said:

No joint accounts (whether open or closed)?  No health insurance?

It reads as if you sent only 1 bank statement over each year----better to send quarterly statements during the course of the marriage.  They need to see co-mingling over the duration of your marriage...1 statement per year is not enough.

not for this year, we dont share bank accounts anymore or health insurance 

[Going through 5,671]

4 minutes ago, lovellelatte said:

not for this year, we dont share bank accounts anymore or health insurance 

But you have bank statements and joint health insurance from the beginning of your marriage, correct?  Better to send that rather than not send anything at all.  And please don't send just 1 statement per year this time.

 

What month/year did you formally separate from your husband?  You should request the divorce waiver with your RFE response as well.

Edited December 19, 2018 by Going through

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

Removal of conditions is a joint petition, if u are filing for divorce, check with your state rules on divorce and file for divorce.  Submit what u have, you will get an interview, hopefully your divorce will be finalized by then and u can switch to a divorce waiver.  If your petition is denied you can refile before they issue the NTA and put u in removal proceedings.  

[lovellelatte 2]

16 minutes ago, Going through said:

But you have bank statements and joint health insurance from the beginning of your marriage, correct?  Better to send that rather than not send anything at all.  And please don't send just 1 statement per year this time.

 

What month/year did you formally separate from your husband?  You should request the divorce waiver with your RFE response as well.

we still live together