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Thank you. Do you think I should send them an explanation letter with a copy of the withdrawal acknowledgment letter I received and copy of my receipt notice I-751?

Do you think I should send them an explanation letter with a copy of the withdrawal acknowledgment letter I received and copy of my receipt notice I-751?

But the 48 months extension is from the withdraw I-751, I don’t think I should used that letter anymore. I’m very confused about

Hi, I’m sorry to bother you again. I’ve gathered all my evidence and I’m almost done completing the form. I’m wondering if I should include a brief explanation letter to explain what happened and why I’m submitting the I-751 form again. What do you think? Also, Now that I’m filing this new I751 the expiration date of my green card should be the expiration for the 2 years GC or the expiration on the 48 months extension letter? Because how I explained them that I did this on time? im sorry for all the questions.

Thanks for the advice. I hope you don’t mind me asking you a question. I started reading and filing boxes and got stuck in part 4. If I’m choosing box 1.d for the waiver should I still fill part 4 with my husband (almost ex husband) information? I really appreciate any help

Thank you. I’m still trying to find an Attorney. I have called a few ones but they are all taking their time, and said will call me back between today and tomorrow.

We are not longer together. And there is no way we will be together. We didn’t end in bad terms. But we can’t be together anymore. There is no couple respect and love anymore

Hi, I just checked and I’m not.

I’m sure just because in the letter they said they Received the request from me.

My divorce is currently in progress, as well as my I-751 petition, which I filed jointly with my husband in January 2024. In March of this year, we began divorce proceedings. Last month, I sent a letter to USCIS to formally request a waiver of the joint filing requirement and to inform them that I would submit the final divorce decree once it becomes available. However, this weekend I received an acknowledgment letter from USCIS stating that I had requested to withdraw my petition, which is completely false—I never made such a request. Today, I consulted with two different immigration attorneys, but they each gave me conflicting advice, which has left me unsure about the best next steps. One advised me to refile I-751. The other one told me that my case was closed already and my next step is to go to court since the letter stated the following: ”Therefore, in accordance with INA 216, your CPR status is hereby terminated. There is no appeal to the decision. However, you will have the opportunity to seek review of this decision in removal proceedings before an immigration judge. See INA 216(c)(2)(B); and 8 CFR 216.4(a)(6).” I would like to know if anyone here has any advice to offer or has experienced a similar situation. Thank you.