JeanneVictoria

1.  Single 27 year old Female
2.  Boyfriend in US
3.  Unemployed for 2 years
4. Hasn't been in home country for 15 years
5.  No visible means of supporting self during visit to US
 
Strong ties??  It seems more like no ties...I think your chances are slim......but it's your money..........It is possible the CO might think your father is sending you off to find a life in US.
 
What information are you planning to withhold during interview?

I would not do so without my NOA1 just to be sure.
 
and please don't use the R word as an offense, that's very unnecessary 

For a marriage of only 8 months she would be lucky to get anything of your assets or property in most states.  She has obviously been coached.  I would avoid being alone with her in any place.  Change the locks , divorce and run pull the affidavit of support. 

That's 100% visa fraud.

Still against the rules regardless 

All fraud reports go to ICE.  
 
You're correct that you cant do anything about your ex-wife. 

Get your GC Fedexed to you with insurance and tracking.  Come back in with your Greencard.
 
What you're suggesting is illegal and sounds like a plotline from a Cheech and Chong movie.

First of all, it's illegal/misrepresentation. Second of all, it could possibly complicate your life on so many levels. 

Leave your house for a while.  Have no contact with her, unless you have a neutral party present.  Once she realizes she's lost her path, expect a VAWA claim.

That's a dangerous strategy when it comes to immigration.

Your boyfriend being found inadmissible makes total sense! He lived in the US for a full year on an immigrant visa, undertook unauthorized employment and returned two months later on a one way ticket with preconceived immigrant intent! Living and working on a NIV for a full year is a blatant violation of his admitted immigration status. The plan to return on a one way ticket, (barely two months after leaving), get married and undergo AOS is another fraudulent immigration attempt. 
 
So yes, your option is to move to Argentina get married and file a CR1 petition. He waits out the process outside the US. 

An I-864 can be withdrawn at any point before the I-485 is adjudicated; this includes at the interview.
 
Him cheating on you would not be a valid reason to file under VAWA, if that's all that happened (and there is no physical and/or mental abuse which rises to the level of "extreme cruelty", which is the required standard for VAWA).

Does not look like there's any abuse. 

Then unfortunately, your path to citizenship is pretty much done. Especially with the current administration in office. Voting is a major offense. Because it is registered/ recorded when you actually vote there is a paper trail. So it can be traced back to you. On the N400 citizenship application it specifically asks if you voted in any federal election.
 
You best bet now is to take the advice of @ff and remove your name from the voter registrars immediately and forget about applying for citizenship.

I'm sorry to hear about that.
 
Why did he say that? Was he just trying to be funny or something? If the CBP officer took him seriously, then that's a legitimate reason to be turned away.

Morocco is Morocco.
 
Morocco is not Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and/or Yemen.
 
Iran is not Morocco.
Iraq is not Morocco.
Libya is not Morocco.
Somalia is not Morocco.
Sudan is not Morocco.
Syria is not Morocco.
Yemen is not Morocco.
 
Morocco is not mentioned in the executive order.
You'll be fine.

How is US immigration policy responsible for OP's lack of funds? 
 
International students chose to study at their own discretion; they aren't forced to do so by anyone. Students are responsible to maintain a source of funds while in the US. 

Doesn't the form ask for her place of residence, in which case you've already lied on a federal form, stating she lives with you.

No this is not normal. Yes, you should worry.

her denial was 6c misrepresentation, she will have to wait out a. 10 year bar. she's not eligible for a waiver as she does not have an eligible relative. I would start looking at moving there or to adifferent country together

You just filed in October and are losing your patience? Your ROC will take a minimum of 5 months, but could take a year or more.

Love it when people come on this board to ask a question, then when they don't like the answers, they get all rude about it... Georgia is right, you are NOT allowed to work on the VWP. But hey, when CBP ask for your reason for entering the US, why don't you tell them you're coming to work as a contractor and see what happens...

So you did vote? It is your responsibility to know what you can and cannot do as a permanent resident regardless of what someone at the DMV says. I am not sure how you register to vote knowing that only citizens can vote.
So I guess my question is, did you know that only citizens can vote or did you honestly think that PRs can vote?
Good luck

To file under the three year rule you need to be living in the same residence in a true marital union with your US citizen spouse.
By your own admission you've moved out, therefore you are no longer living in the same residence, and so aren't eligible to file under the three year rule.
The proper course of action would be to withdraw your pending N-400 and then re-file once you have been an LPR for five years.

Based on the situation you have described you are not eligible for marriage based naturalization. You can reapply at 5 years.