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I was married Feb 2016 to my spouse who I had known since November 2015, and shortly after our Green Card interview March 2017, we moved out of our apartment due to problems with our dogs and the neighbors. We moved back into each others parents house and planned to save and move out in the coming months to get a house with a backyard. In the meantime, we had troubles, arguing over text, eventually I found out she was seeing someone for about a month while we weren't living together.
We tried to get thorough it, got as far as emailing a couples counselor but we just kept arguing and eventually she wanted a divorce.
September 2017 we will be officially divorced. I keep seeing forums and questions pertaining to "If my spouse ISN'T willing to sign the petition for removal conditional status for Green Card". I want to know, what is my wife is willing too. Does she come to the interview with me and do we go through the whole life and times of our marriage? Basically is there any upside to my case if she signs, or is it better to just apply for the Waiver and not have her sign and go it alone?
Also, I have text and email confirmation of her adultery, is this something I want to bring up, or should I just leave it and say we ended because we argued too much and fell out of love. I'm not sure how deep I should get into it.
I have DAILY/HOURLY/MINUTELY texts and emails from when we started argueing, and tried getting back together. Would they want to see a print out of that to confirm we were indeed trying to sort through our problems?
Thanks
We tried to get thorough it, got as far as emailing a couples counselor but we just kept arguing and eventually she wanted a divorce.
September 2017 we will be officially divorced. I keep seeing forums and questions pertaining to "If my spouse ISN'T willing to sign the petition for removal conditional status for Green Card". I want to know, what is my wife is willing too. Does she come to the interview with me and do we go through the whole life and times of our marriage? Basically is there any upside to my case if she signs, or is it better to just apply for the Waiver and not have her sign and go it alone?
Also, I have text and email confirmation of her adultery, is this something I want to bring up, or should I just leave it and say we ended because we argued too much and fell out of love. I'm not sure how deep I should get into it.
I have DAILY/HOURLY/MINUTELY texts and emails from when we started argueing, and tried getting back together. Would they want to see a print out of that to confirm we were indeed trying to sort through our problems?
Thanks
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