Legal Question in Immigration Law in Massachusetts

I-751 Waiver File

Respected Sir/Madam,

I came in Atlanta , GA by CR1 category in Nov2004 But within a one month my wife started to ignored me and wanted Divorce cause she has other boyfriend. so i moved to my uncle's home Boston,she told me to go to Bosoton. I lived with my wife in India 2 months and In Atlanta, GA one month.

My marriage was arranged and traditional in Jan 2004 in India.we had a honeymoon in India. After marriage my wife came to Atlanta ,GA and she had abortation Operation when i was in India and it was my baby.

my conditional residence will be expired in Nov 2006.

I hv file for Divorce and my Divorce will be finalized (irretrievable Breakdown) in arround Nov. 2006

Is it possible to approved my I-751 waiver? and how many percentage of chance to win ?

I hv many wedding picture and movie, love letters wich i wrote her from india , joint travel bill from inda, relatives affidavits, joint donation bill from india, phone card bill, marriage certi, marriage bills.I hv Social Security application conformation letter from Atlanta ,GA. I do not hv any joint bill from Atlata, GA.

I m not in the fault, i want to live with my wife but she does not let me. i hv been in Boston Since last 1.5

years. what i need to do? pls,thank u


Asked on 8/02/06, 2:39 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Vincent Martin Hellmuth & Johnson PLLC

Re: I-751 Waiver File

The regulations allow for a waiver of the joint filing of the I-751 if you are able to establish that:

1) Deportation or removal from the United States would result in extreme hardship;

2) The marriage was entered into in good faith but the marriage was terminated and you were not at fault in failing to file a timely petition; or

the marriage was entered into in good faith but during the marriage you were battered by or subjected to extreme cruelty committed by the citizen spouse.

Our office has assisted many people with similar circumstances. Please feel free to contact me further for representation.

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Answered on 8/02/06, 11:47 am


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