ClaireFrazer

you're right.That why I am still asking for any legal advices.

Thank you for all the respond y'all.I was able to reach out to few Attys. I am in state of Texas and most of the Attys. suggested that sinc state of Texas have a Common Law Marriage to have the document done through county clerk.The lawyer went over our documents and with all the evidences of bona fide marriage we have there is a higher chance that I can just remove my conditions jointly with my spouse and if the divorce got brought up the lawyer stated we can provide the document as a common law marrige.I am still not sure if that is the best route to do as I am trying to consult insights of other lawyers.

Hello , On May 8, 2019, I entered the USA with my son on K1 and K2 visas, respectively. my Us Citizen husband and I were married on July 7, 2019, and we promptly submitted our Adjustment of Status application on July 23, I obtained my Advance Parole and Work Authorization Permit. However, between April 2020 and June 2020, our marriage encountered difficulties, resulting in a temporary separation during which divorce papers were served to me at my workplace. I signed these papers.My husband then withdraw our -I-485 leading to the cancellation of our Adjustment of Status application and the revocation of my work permit. We reconciled, and stayed married up to the present date .and the divorce was subsequently rescinded as what my husband had told me . Nonetheless, the cancellation of my Adjustment of Status and work permit posed significant challenges. With the COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions in place, returning to the my home country was not feasible. Consequently, we filed a new Adjustment of Status application in September 2020, which was successful, and my work authorization was reinstated. Our marriage has continued, and we have ample evidences to substantiate its legitimacy. Recently, however, my husband revealed that our divorce was finalized in November 2021, a fact of which I was unaware until now. This revelation has left me concerned about potential implications for my residency status, particularly as my conditional green card expires on June 24, 2024, along with my son's on June 28, 2024. Despite this challenge, I am preparing to submit all necessary documents for the I-751 Removal of Conditional Resident status. I would like to seek for an advice I am worried that USCIS might revoke my residency since it will look like our I-485 was approved on the first place during our interview back in 2022 but then again we were already divorce in Nov of 2021 without our knowledge.