Removing Conditions on a Green Card in Cases of Abandonment or Abuse

2021-12-29T08:48:53-05:00

{5:24 minutes to read} In the first Removal of Conditions article, we discussed the steps and possible pitfalls of filing a joint I-751. But what happens if you are not able to file jointly with your spouse? This will require you to file a waiver.

Removing Conditions on a Green Card in Cases of Abandonment or Abuse2021-12-29T08:48:53-05:00

The Final Immigration Hurdle: Filing for Removal of Conditions on a Spousal Application for a Green Card

2021-12-29T08:47:47-05:00

What happens when couples come face-to-face with the final immigration hurdle? Many people think that, once the original petition for an immigrant spouse (I-130) is approved, the application for removal of conditions is a mere formality. In fact, this is where United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will scrutinize the application the most. […]

The Final Immigration Hurdle: Filing for Removal of Conditions on a Spousal Application for a Green Card2021-12-29T08:47:47-05:00

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