Daniel Castillo

Just now, Allaboutwaiting said:

There are one or two cases around the forum if I'm not mistaken.

 

Unfortunately, most people come to inquire and never return to share the outcome so it is difficult to know what is the best course of action in order to succeed.

 

Just remember deportation does not happen overnight. You have the right to go to immigration court and present your case to the judge.

 

 

Thank you!

I am having a meeting with a new and more knowledgeable lawyer. He said I will be totally fine and I shouldn’t be worry about anything 

26 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

You will definitely have issues when applying for citizenship as you should have informed USCIS. It is not their fault and the lawyers are wrong: the "timelines" are not close at all. You had seven months to inform them after your husband filed for divorce and two months after the divorce was final.

 

My guess is that if you apply for citizenship they will deny and revoke the removal of conditions and you will need to apply again; in the process, an NTA could be issued which would mean you go to immigration court.

 

 

have you met anyone in my shoes? 

25 minutes ago, Mike E said:

I agree with her.

 

Are you planning to apply for U.S. citizenship?

Yes I am

3 minutes ago, EM_Vandaveer said:

You were supposed to switch your I-751 to a divorce waiver at the time, if a lawyer really told you to do nothing and just wait and see if a joint I-751 gets approved AFTER a divorce then that lawyer gave you seriously wrong advice....

 

I don't think your case is DIY anymore. You need a GOOD lawyer and possibly you need to remain a LPR indefinitely and never open the Pandora's box of a naturalization application.

I talked with another lawyer and he said it’s fine!

Hello everyone, I need some help. Has anyone been in the same situation?

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I got married in 2017 and got my conditional green card in November 2018. Everything was going great in my marriage until November 2021. However, I applied for removal of conditions in September 2020. The case approve in June 1st of 2022. But, my ex husband applied for divorced in November 2021 and we got the divorce decree (finalized case in March 2022). By the time I went two lawyers and both told me to wait and see if they sent me to an interview to explain everything or just wait to get approved as it was going to probably get approved soon.
Now, I want to apply for citizenship and I am a little scared as did not have the interview for removal of conditions and never told emigration I got divorce.
Has anyone been in this situation?
I talked with my lawyer today and told me it will be okay as the timelines are very close and they never invited me to the interview so basically is their fault. However, she mentioned that in worse case scenario I can be accused of fraud and be deported. So, I got anxious and that's why I am posting here.