Issues after applying for conditions removal

[NadiaChris 0]

I came with a fiancé visa , I had my green card of 2 years 
I applied for removal of conditions on April 

get a letter of extension for 18 months

my husband want withdraw his sponsorship and file for divorce 

what should I do 

please help me 

[HRQX 4,145]

14 minutes ago, NadiaChris said:

what should I do

Switch to divorce waiver.

[NadiaChris 0]

Is there a chance to get the removal approved without his support?

[Bob in Boston 734]

1 hour ago, NadiaChris said:

Is there a chance to get the removal approved without his support?

Yes there is. Secure all the evidence you submitted to show the marriage was bonified, you will need that. then change to a divorce waiver, lots have people have done that and can guide you along. 1st step is to relax and approach this in a positive manner. you dont need your husbands support to remove conditions but you do need the evidence of bonified marriage. work on that for now. 

[NadiaChris 0]

Thank you.

I already submitted evidence when I applied in April for removal: 

Life insurance with my name in it

health insurance with both our names

2 lease arguments that have both our names

2 neutralized document of people saying that we lived and we are living together 

 

I still have more evidence 

 

[Bob in Boston 734]

1 hour ago, NadiaChris said:

I still have more evidence

get as much as you can, and put it in a secure place. Find a divorce Atty, you'll need one.

[da95826 387]

You will need to convert your i751 from a joint i751 application to an i751 divorce waver case. You can do that by mailing a letter to the USCIS service center handling your case, or if you are call to an interview go by yourself to the interview and convert your case with the USCIS officer in person.

 

The only thing you will need is a divorce as soon as you can. Your spouse can not keep you from getting your 10 year green card on your own with a divorce. 

 

The proof submitted already is good and you will need that to prove your bonified marriage, secure a copy of it. That along with a divorce is all you need to get the conditions lifted from your green card.   

 

good luck.

[mushroomspore 3,044]

21 hours ago, NadiaChris said:

I came with a fiancé visa , I had my green card of 2 years 
I applied for removal of conditions on April 

get a letter of extension for 18 months

my husband want withdraw his sponsorship and file for divorce 

what should I do 

please help me 

Since you already have the green card, your soon-to-be-ex cannot withdraw his sponsorship. He's in it for another several years. But you can still move forward with I-751. File for divorce and send USCIS a letter with a copy of your I-751 receipt notice and request a divorce waiver. They'll send you an RFE for the final divorce decree, which you'll probably have by the time they send an RFE. Make sure you at least get copies of all your AOS paperwork and other immigration-related paperwork before moving out. Sorry about your marriage. 

Edited December 1, 2020 by mushroomspore

[NadiaChris 0]

So the attorney said I can be put at the procedure of remove from the country and that my husband can withdraw his sponsorship anytime he want to 

[Locito 85]

22 minutes ago, NadiaChris said:

So the attorney said I can be put at the procedure of remove from the country and that my husband can withdraw his sponsorship anytime he want to 

Did you get a good attorney that has a wealth of knowledge about immigration issues specifically? I have been amazed since I came to this country how you find lawyers here basically dime in a dozen. Now, the expertise of them is a completely different matter. While help from respectable members of VisaJourney doesn’t constitute legal advice, I have learned that much of the information here is very useful when dealing with USCIS/NVC.

[HRQX 4,145]

29 minutes ago, NadiaChris said:

So the attorney said I can be put at the procedure of remove from the country and that my husband can withdraw his sponsorship anytime he want to 

That is why switching to divorce waiver is important. After switching, your husband can't ask USCIS to "cancel" the pending I-751.

[da95826 387]

Your soon to be ex spouse cannot prevent you from getting a permanent green card as a matter of fact he is providing you what you need to complete your case a divorce decree. 

 

Get your divorce finalized right away and convert your i751 to a divorce waiver case.

 

The attorney is wrong if he indicated your husband divorcing you would prevent you from getting the conditions removed from your green card. The only thing you need to do is to convert your i751 case to a divorce waiver case and get your divorce decree. 

 

If your i751 joint application is not converted  to divorce waiver case then your i751 will be denied, but it is easy to convert your case so you should consider doing that some day soon if your divorce case is filed and is already underway. 

[mushroomspore 3,044]

On 12/2/2020 at 7:58 AM, NadiaChris said:

So the attorney said I can be put at the procedure of remove from the country and that my husband can withdraw his sponsorship anytime he want to 

Time to fire that attorney.