Divorce Before Conditions Removed ???

Q: My wife and I filed to get conditions removed from my greencard. She has started the procedure for a divorce. I have not been called by BCIS for an interview yet. I do have the paperwork indicating that my Conditional Greencard has been extended for 1 year. This marriage was entered in good-faith and we have proof that we have been living together. No kids are involved. We are married and Living in Maryland, which means we will have to go through 1 year of separation before we can get the divorce. So my interview will probably be during the one year of separation. When I get called for an interview for my greencard what should I do. Can this lead to me being deported. What are my options here. If there is any immigration lawyer in here who wants me to contact him, please e-mail me.

A: -It will be good to plan for the what-ifs but you should know that the vast majority of I-751s are approved without interview. Additionally, the VSC is currently taking so long to process these things that you will probably be divorced by the time it happens - which does bring up a good point that I don't know the answer to. Should you re-file by yourself at that point? -Let me tell you what any experience immigration lawyer will tell you ( iam not an attorney but well informed in immigration issues especially through marriage) The conditional green card is given to you as a test for the US govt(BCIS) to establish that you actually went into the marriage in good faith. As long as BCIS do not find any reason to blv that u entered it for immigration benefit within the period of the conditional green card,you are 100% qualified to receive the permanent residence with no question .Also remember BCIS like (ordinary citizens) has laws to abide by and cannot operate contrary to the already establish laws. so after the divorce or separation you can be granted a permanent residence if you have proof of intention to stay in the US permanently. eg : you've bought a house, you r in school, you have an active bnk account or have filed your

taxes .these tell them u have intention to stay here permanently.if they give you a hard time which i doubt ,just call your congress man(if u r tax paying person and law abiding individual)it is always easier though when you r stiill married to her. Now see this; for this time you dont have to prove you entered in good faith since u have already proved that before granting the conditional green card bt you shdn't give them a reason to blv that u entered into the marriage for g.c (two different things) be safe man and dont you be panic they know the citizens take advantage of us because of the g.c so u kool just take it easy and c an attorney if you stil have doubts.