get a lawyer

@Johnny Zhang How long have you been separated?

@Johnny Zhang get you a lawyer

@Johnny Zhang go and be honest with uscis

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vawa is the best option

@ratatan loquera You’re eligible for VAWA when you can prove abuse by your spouse. You can’t just file VAWA because your spouse refused to attend your interview.

if she refuses to going is abuse to

@Johnny Zhang if you filed joint, it is required to go with your spouse unless you have devorce decree to submit. I would recomend getting a lawyer.

@ratatan loquera Lmao ok

@Rocco Forté I am with you. Not legitimate VAWA.

@Rocco Forté we lived together. But my wife sent me an email previously that she wanted to be separated

@Johnny Zhang So you both sleep in the same house right now?

If your I-751 was filed jointly and your spouse refuses to attend, do not skip the interview. Under U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services rules, a missing spouse in a joint case can lead to denial if you do nothing. Since you’re separated after a 5-year marriage, you should attend the interview and request to convert the case to an I-751 waiver based on divorce. If possible, start divorce proceedings before the interview and bring strong proof the marriage was real, such as joint taxes, leases, bank accounts, and photos. Given the risk at this stage, speaking with an immigration attorney before the interview is highly recommended. Since this is a high risk case, you should definitely meet with an immigration attorney before making a move - Attorney Ana Gabriela Urizar (All information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney - client relationship. Your situation may require fact-specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.)

finally my wife attended the interview, my i751 got approved. praise God!!!

n400 case was submitted for quality review based on approval recommendation

@Johnny Zhang could you please share what kind of questions they asked? Thank you!