Divorced - do I have to stop process for I-130 AND I-485

[limetree]

I have been married with usc for over 2 years - we had split up 6-7months ago and not showed up for our 2nd interview(cause we haven't lived together at that time) and we got our divorce finalized just few weeks ago...
My ex got 'Notice of Intent to Deny Petition for Alien Relative'(Form I-130) ..
What are my options now? Do I have to send anything to INS that we are divorced and to stop my I-485 and I-130?
Thanks for any help in advance
Best

[demedja]

So, you are the immigrant and your ex is the US citizen, right? If so, then you don't need to send anything to CIS. They already sent out a notice of intent to deny, either because your application was not favorably reviewed of because you did not show up for your interview as required. Ultimately, your case was based on a marriage relationship that no longer exists. If you had received an EAD it will be revoked, and, unless you have some type of non-immigrant visa that you can apply to change status to, or can prove spousal abuse from your ex, or marry another US citizen and start the process all over again, you may be required to leave the country voluntarily or face being placed in deportation proceedings.