I've already spoken to an immigration lawyer, but I'd love to get your take. I'm a Canadian living in Texas, with a conditional green-card through marriage. During the 90 day period I submitted an I-751 application. Since then (this was Dec 2013) my wife & I had a falling out and early this year divorced. I've already sent two letters to USCIS service center & local office - one explaining that we separated and the 2nd after we were divorced - asking them to change the the application to a waiver. I have lots of proof that the marriage was in good faith.
I never heard back though. Last update from was March 2014 saying that my case had been transmitted to local office but since then - nothing. From what I was told I'm doing the correct things and there is just a very big back log. What's your take? Anything extra I can do?
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I've already spoken to an immigration lawyer, but I'd love to get your take. I'm a Canadian living in Texas, with a conditional green-card through marriage. During the 90 day period I submitted an I-751 application. Since then (this was Dec 2013) my wife & I had a falling out and early this year divorced. I've already sent two letters to USCIS service center & local office - one explaining that we separated and the 2nd after we were divorced - asking them to change the the application to a waiver. I have lots of proof that the marriage was in good faith.
I never heard back though. Last update from was March 2014 saying that my case had been transmitted to local office but since then - nothing. From what I was told I'm doing the correct things and there is just a very big back log. What's your take? Anything extra I can do?
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