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Tanambera   84

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Hi,

Here I'm making a post where nobody wishes to be. Unfortunately my spouse and I are getting divorced. We are about to file the mutual consent divorce which is supposed to take no longer than few weeks. We filed together my removal of conditions 2 months ago. The notification was sent but I never received it, I made an inquiry. We made our dossier as complete as possible with affidavits from friends and family members. Are relationship was having up and down, but there is no way where will go back. 

I do want to know if there is something I should do regarding USCIS when I get my divorce decree or should I just wait til my interview date? I have asked to my spouse who is the best American to sign a paper before the notary expressly stating that he is the one who initiated the divorce. I don't know what he should put exactly but I want to make sure that he share the true which is he is the one who decided to brake up. When he is upset he would call me African, scammer, someone who gets married for papers or threatens me to report me to USCIS. While those words are said only because he is angry, they make me feel very sad, and I'm tired of him saying that when he wants. I have decided to sign the mutual consent divorce agreement because I don't need anything from him and I agree that our relationship is destructive for each of us but specially him. What should I do regarding USCIS? What should the letter he will write states?

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Boiler   45,657

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You will need to change to filing with a Divorce Waiver,  lots of good info on VJ.

 

They are looking for the marriage being entered into in good faith not who filed for divorce.

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Tanambera   84

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14 minutes ago, Boiler said:

You will need to change to filing with a Divorce Waiver,  lots of good info on VJ.

 

They are looking for the marriage being entered into in good faith not who filed for divorce.

Okay. I'm going to look at the post and hopefully find my answer. If I don't I will get back here.

Thanks

 
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