If your marriage is ending or not working out before your 2-year conditional Green Card expires, you still have options. You can file a Form I-751 Waiver instead of a joint petition with your spouse.

This allows you to remove the conditions on your Green Card and still get your 10-year Green Card, but the process must be handled carefully.

Speak with an immigration attorney today for guidance on filing an I-751 Waiver correctly and protecting your permanent resident status.

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