My friend just got her 2-year conditional greencard this month (april 2013) and the husband already wants to file a divorce.
She can file I-751 seeking waiver of joint filing if divorced.
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She can file I-751 seeking waiver of joint filing if divorced.
What was the underlying status, if any you were maintaining?
You don't need a new visa.
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