Legal Question in Immigration Law in Wisconsin

Re: immigration divorce

When she applies to remove her conditions, it will be a self-petition. She will be required to present proof that she had entered into a "good faith marriage which ended in divorce." I strongly advise that your wife consult with an experienced immigration attorney before submitting her application to remove conditions [due within 90 days of the two year anniversary of her conditional green card.] The application and substantiating documentation have to be prepared in compliance with the waiver she is seeking.

Re: immigration divorce

If the case is well prepared your wife should have no problem in obtaining a waiver based on good faith marriage. However, waivers can be tricky namely because under a memo know as the April 10th memo, INA 216 and the Matter of Anderson, a divorce has to be finalized before you can proceed with the waiver. If an experienced immigration attorney who has previously worked on such cases take the case, they should be able to remove the conditional residence without an interview. Our office has successfully proceeded with VERY difficult I-751 (Removal of Conditional Cases)check the testimonials and articles on our website on www.peerallylaw.com on the matter.

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