Hi guys. I was reading some topics posted here about i-751 and ive got a few questions to ask. But before that, I would like to briefly describe my situation.

I am a conditinal resident but recently filed for a waiver on the basis of the marriage was entered in good faith but it ended in divorce. So I got myself a lawyer and I gathered up all the evidences that he requested in order to file the i-751 correctly. The evidences that I have submitted were as follows :

1.Affidavit sworn in by my ex mother-in-law and one by my ex sister-in-law.

2. Pictures showing that we have been living together as husband and wife ( around 20 of them and i had some more pictures but i never got the chance to send them )

3. a copy of our joint bank account. I had to work under the table because I didn't have any social because I needed to help with our expenses. We never had any other joint accounts other than that, but she had my name as a beneficiary in her life insurance.

4. Copies of cards that she sent me and some more documents proving that we did love each other.

We didnt file a joint tax return for the reason that I had no proper papers back then.

My questions are these though:
1. Is there a chance that my petition would be denied even if I had submitted the evidences on time?
2. My divorce wasnt final yet when my lawyer and I filed the petition to reomove the temporary condition at that time. Is that subject for denial as well?
3. If I get approved for an interview, does my wife have to appear before the immigration with me as well?
4. And lastly, what will the first letter coming from the Immigration would mean for me? Does it say that it's denied, or wait... etc?

I appreciate all your help and time in reading my case. I know that most of you guys have gone through this ordeal already and anything that might be of help for me would make me feel relieved at some point.

Thank you so much.

There is one issue. You working under the table.

You are not eligible to adjust your status if you have been employed in the United States without authorization from the USCIS, unless you are eligible under Section 245(i). This rule does not apply to you if you are the immediate relative of a USC. You should have stayed married so you could adjust status. Now you can not.

oh that was before. I have my green card now, just filed the waiver because my wife and i got divorced. What I would like to know is that what are the chances of this cases to be approved.



Thanks for replying!