Legal Question in Immigration Law in Virginia

After divorce you will need to apply to remove conditions on your own, and ask the USCIS to grant you a waiver of the joint filing requirement. A few important things to remember: you have to have a final divorce decree before it's time for you to file to remove conditions (you can't apply if you are merely separated), and have to have a very strong evidence of a bona fide marriage and life together, you can't miss the deadline (within 90 days of expiration of a green card). Cheating usually doesn't qualify as a domestic abuse, therefore, apparently, a waiver after divorce will be required.

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