When filing form I-751, you should submit evidence that your marriage was bona fide, copy of your green card, and marriage certificate.
Khadija DerrickApril 22, 2021
Scott Legal, P.C. just had an approval for an I-751 waiver for a client who was married for less than 2 years and divorced his spouse. He had a conditional green card and we obtained the waiver so that…
IanScottMay 6, 2017
Scott Legal obtains USCIS Approves I-751 Waiver of Joint Filing Application for Conditional Resident
We just received an approval from USCIS for a Form I-751 Waiver of Joint Filing for Conditional Resident recently divorced from her U.S. Citizen spouse. Client is now a legal permanent resident and will receive a permanent green card. Click on the buttons…
IanScottMay 18, 2016
Foreign nationals who marry U.S. citizens and go through the green card process when the marriage is less than two years old are granted conditional green card status rather than a permanent green card. This waiting period for the permanent…
IanScottOctober 7, 2015
