It could be possible to file a waiver of the joint filing requirement, if you are already divorced by the time you have to file to remove conditions.

You should definitely have an attorney helping you with the petition (especially if it's not a joint petition filed by husband and wife who are still married and living together).

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You might be able to file for the removal of condition without your husband as long as you meet the requirements and prove the marriage was entered in good faith.

We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney.

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