1. You are married and are filing for the removal of the conditional residency together.
   
   
2. You are married but are planning on getting divorced before the 2 years were granted as a conditional resident.
   
   
3. You filed the application together but you got divorced while waiting for the interview.
   
   
4. You filed the application together but you and your spouse are no longer communicating and you don’t know what to do.
   
   
5. You want a divorce but you are uncertain about what will happen with your application and immigration status.
   
   
6. You want to get divorced but are planning on assisting your spouse filing a waiver and to remain in the country.
   
   
7. You filed the i751 and are waiting for the immigration interview, but you are a resident of at least 5 years and plan on applingy for citizenship.

Filing for removal of the conditional residency can be a long and expensive process.

I came to the U.S in 2000 and that’s when my whole process started. In 2002 prior to the expiration of my green card my spouse and I filed a joint application. However while waiting for the interview we decided to divorce. I was required to file a second i751 Application (waiver) and in May of 2007 after an Interview, it was finally approved. While waiting for the i751 Waiver to be approved I completed the 5 years as a resident and applied for Naturalization with the N400 Form scheduled interview June 2,2008 Naturalization Granted!!!!!

This e-book is documenting my experience and things I learned from filing the i751 application. It contains very helpful advice and tips about USCIS resources you can use, links, and important documents samples.