R Kumar
Aug 17, 2023
I-751 Interview Joint to waiver
Hello everyone,
Good morning.
I wanted to share that I had an interview yesterday where I requested a change from a joint petition to a waiver.
Me and my wife so many differences, we both decided to live separately and we filed divorce.
During the interview, the interviewer spoke with me for about 10 minutes casual questions and then interviewer asked if I had any questions. I didn't ask any questions at that time. interviewer very cool and friendly.
Submitted all joint documents and statements from relatives, me and my spouse, It's possible that they might request additional information, such as a divorce decree, through a Request for Evidence (RFE) in the future.
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Rocco FortéAug 17, 2023
@R K Congratulations on having a smooth interview. Do you know when your divorce will be finalized? You will need to send in a certified copy of your divorce decree before your case can be approved. All the best!
R KumarAug 17, 2023
@Rocco Forté Thank you and I need to check with attorney for the divorce.
R KumarAug 17, 2023
@Fei B I’m from India we married 2018 August 5 years completed.
Rocco FortéAug 17, 2023
@R K Ok if it can be fast tracked then please get it done and be ready for that RFE.
R KumarAug 18, 2023
@Nic B, Hi I filed divorce recently and we married since 5 years. I got interview appointment and I attended then I requested interviewer to change my joint petition to waiver. I submitted all joint documents last 5 years and statements from me and my wife.
Rocco FortéAug 18, 2023
@Nic B Go ahead and get a divorce. Your case is very approvable. Check my story. Don’t stay where you are not wanted because of green card
John SmithAug 18, 2023
@Rocco Forté what was the reason? does it matter the reason you got divorced?
Rocco FortéAug 18, 2023
@John Smith USCIS doesn’t really care why you got divorced. They care that your marriage was entered in good faith and not to evade the immigration laws. Get a divorce and amend your I-751 to a waiver
