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A more appropriate response would be....
 
Hello,
 
I was applying for naturalization under the 3-year rule based on my marriage.  Since applying, my marriage has dissolved and we will be getting divorced.  Therefore, I am no longer eligible to apply at this time and that is the reason I did not attend the scheduled interview.  Please withdraw my application of the N-400, and I  will reapply under the 5-year rule when I meet that criteria.  
 

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

I would strongly recommend NOT marrying on the first trip.
Go to meet your fiance.  Spend time with him and his family.
Get comfortable with this place that you will surely be visiting often if you two marry.
Then, come home and think if this is really the path for you.
If it is meant to be, then you can marry on the second trip.
So many visas get denied when people get married on the first trip.  Of course, I know there are exceptions.
Multiple visits not only helps your chances of receiving a visa, but it's also good for your relationship and your future.

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

Unfortunately, no matter how badly you want to be in the US with your wife for the birth, this will not happen.  Your CR1 process will not be complete in time and they will not grant you a visitors visa knowing you have a wife and child in the US.  Do not attempt to get a business visa in order to be in the US for the birth.  Lying about why you will be coming on a business visa will only hurt your chances for the CR-1 visa.  Then you could end up with a denied business visa and a denied CR1 visa.
 
If you absolutely HAVE to be at the birth of your child, the only way is to bring your wife to Morocco for the delivery.  Somehow you don't seem to understand that.  You don't have time to immigrate to America before the child is born.
 
 

Unfortunately, no matter how badly you want to be in the US with your wife for the birth, this will not happen.  Your CR1 process will not be complete in time and they will not grant you a visitors visa knowing you have a wife and child in the US.  Do not attempt to get a business visa in order to be in the US for the birth.  Lying about why you will be coming on a business visa will only hurt your chances for the CR-1 visa.  Then you could end up with a denied business visa and a denied CR1 visa.
 
If you absolutely HAVE to be at the birth of your child, the only way is to bring your wife to Morocco for the delivery.  Somehow you don't seem to understand that.  You don't have time to immigrate to America before the child is born.
 
 

Unfortunately, no matter how badly you want to be in the US with your wife for the birth, this will not happen.  Your CR1 process will not be complete in time and they will not grant you a visitors visa knowing you have a wife and child in the US.  Do not attempt to get a business visa in order to be in the US for the birth.  Lying about why you will be coming on a business visa will only hurt your chances for the CR-1 visa.  Then you could end up with a denied business visa and a denied CR1 visa.
 
If you absolutely HAVE to be at the birth of your child, the only way is to bring your wife to Morocco for the delivery.  Somehow you don't seem to understand that.  You don't have time to immigrate to America before the child is born.
 
 

Unfortunately, no matter how badly you want to be in the US with your wife for the birth, this will not happen.  Your CR1 process will not be complete in time and they will not grant you a visitors visa knowing you have a wife and child in the US.  Do not attempt to get a business visa in order to be in the US for the birth.  Lying about why you will be coming on a business visa will only hurt your chances for the CR-1 visa.  Then you could end up with a denied business visa and a denied CR1 visa.
 
If you absolutely HAVE to be at the birth of your child, the only way is to bring your wife to Morocco for the delivery.  Somehow you don't seem to understand that.  You don't have time to immigrate to America before the child is born.
 
 

Unfortunately, no matter how badly you want to be in the US with your wife for the birth, this will not happen.  Your CR1 process will not be complete in time and they will not grant you a visitors visa knowing you have a wife and child in the US.  Do not attempt to get a business visa in order to be in the US for the birth.  Lying about why you will be coming on a business visa will only hurt your chances for the CR-1 visa.  Then you could end up with a denied business visa and a denied CR1 visa.
 
If you absolutely HAVE to be at the birth of your child, the only way is to bring your wife to Morocco for the delivery.  Somehow you don't seem to understand that.  You don't have time to immigrate to America before the child is born.
 
 

Unfortunately, no matter how badly you want to be in the US with your wife for the birth, this will not happen.  Your CR1 process will not be complete in time and they will not grant you a visitors visa knowing you have a wife and child in the US.  Do not attempt to get a business visa in order to be in the US for the birth.  Lying about why you will be coming on a business visa will only hurt your chances for the CR-1 visa.  Then you could end up with a denied business visa and a denied CR1 visa.
 
If you absolutely HAVE to be at the birth of your child, the only way is to bring your wife to Morocco for the delivery.  Somehow you don't seem to understand that.  You don't have time to immigrate to America before the child is born.
 
 

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

From a female perspective, I think you’re getting played for immigration purposes. I think she will be gone as soon as she gets what she needs (either unconditional green card, or even citizenship). You’re making it really easy for her to just wait out the time while not being pressured for anything. What is the next step in her immigration process?

Honestly, I’m not quite sure what kind of response you are expecting from any of these government officials. You are inquiring about how you can be with a married woman. 
The first step would be for her to get a divorce. If she is unwilling to divorce (for whatever reason) then I don’t see much hope at all in your case. 

Honestly, I’m not quite sure what kind of response you are expecting from any of these government officials. You are inquiring about how you can be with a married woman. 
The first step would be for her to get a divorce. If she is unwilling to divorce (for whatever reason) then I don’t see much hope at all in your case. 

Honestly, I’m not quite sure what kind of response you are expecting from any of these government officials. You are inquiring about how you can be with a married woman. 
The first step would be for her to get a divorce. If she is unwilling to divorce (for whatever reason) then I don’t see much hope at all in your case. 

Honestly, I’m not quite sure what kind of response you are expecting from any of these government officials. You are inquiring about how you can be with a married woman. 
The first step would be for her to get a divorce. If she is unwilling to divorce (for whatever reason) then I don’t see much hope at all in your case. 

Honestly, I’m not quite sure what kind of response you are expecting from any of these government officials. You are inquiring about how you can be with a married woman. 
The first step would be for her to get a divorce. If she is unwilling to divorce (for whatever reason) then I don’t see much hope at all in your case. 

My husband was a mess his first year here.  It takes time.  Your wife would probably like to adjust to life here, but if she feels pressured by you to speak to people at church or school that could cause anxiety and have the opposite effect of what you are hoping for.  Give her time, patience, and understanding.  She is going to have to slowly figure this out for herself.   I think you're expectations for this adjustment period are too high. Getting her involved with the church and signed up for school were great things for you to do, but now you need to step back and wait for her to feel comfortable enough in these environments to open up, be herself, and make friends naturally.

You missed my point.
You have plenty of evidence to remove conditions with a divorce waiver.
 
Just file for divorce, and when it is final, then apply to remove your conditions with the divorce waiver.