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LoungeWait

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  1. So my divorce decree should be ready in 4 months, but the 90day window will be before the divorce decree! Even if I'm going through a divorce, can I send the i751? Or I must wait for the divorce decree? I must wait for the divorce decree then? What about traveling? Thank you both!!
  2. ok! By serveral months what do you mean? The extension letter? the rfe? So within the 90days prior to my green card expiration date, I have to submit a i751, then send my divorce degree with a waiver, correct? Will the 2 year extension letter arrive? The thing is, I will have to travel for work and visiting family! Worst case scenario is to go to secondary inspection? or I can be in serious trouble? Like I'm re entering the country where I live now, I'm just divorcing my wife. Sorry, I didn't mention proof of living together because I thought it was obvious! -It is her apartment(mortgage is under her name), so we share driver license, bank accounts, etc with same direction Thanks!
  3. Hello everyone, I'm reaching out because my conditional green card is set to expire at the end of November. Unfortunately, my wife and I have made the mutual decision to separate. Since we both reside in Florida and don't have any children together, we've decided to handle the divorce process ourselves to save on expenses. While our marriage didn't quite reach the two-year mark, we do have a history of four years together. Throughout our relationship, we've built a life that includes: Shared memories: We have numerous photos from trips we've taken together to various countries with our families and friends. Financial ties: We share joint bank accounts. Joint insurance: We are both covered under the same health and car insurance policies. Continued support: Even recently, after our separation, I accompanied her to an important family event, and we have photos from that occasion as well. We plan to file for divorce this week, and I understand the process in Florida can take up to five months to finalize. This leads to a couple of important questions I'm hoping you can shed some light on: Green Card Conditions Removal: If the divorce is not finalized by the time my conditional green card expires, am I still able to proceed with the removal of conditions? International Travel: Can I travel internationally while my divorce case is still in progress? (for example, I am planing to travel to Uruguay next month to visit family, will I have issues entering back ?) I'd appreciate any insights or perspectives you might have on my situation.
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