groot

hey guys. i moved to the states on a k1 visa in 2012 and married my then fiancee. received my conditional 2 year permanent resident card in january 2014. in two weeks time i will be within the three month period where i can apply for i751 petition to remove condition for permanent residency. my wife and i are still very much together - we were living with her m-i-l but i have just moved out because i just cannot live with her any more, my wife won't leave her because she lost her dad a few years ago and doesn't want her to be alone. obviously i am going to be honest with everything i put down on the i751, but do you think the uscis will raise an eyebrow when they see that my address is different to my wifes? thanks

Noorah101

So I assume that you and your wife are filing the joint I-751?

Yes, having separate addresses in the same city could raise some questions for USCIS. If this separation is temporary, and you are still planning to remain married and work things out, is only use one address throughout the I-751 (the address that matches your joint life together).

Rene

ian-mstm

Well then, use your address because, from what you've said, this situation is temporary only.


I'm guessing you mean your MIL and not your wife! This is the problem with pronouns!


So then, this is temporary. Given sufficient time, either her mom will die or your wife will come to realize that she is not responsible for her mom's loneliness!

Ian

Rete

Immigration related you have been replied to by good advisers. I'm curious as to what you two are going to do for your future lives if your wife continues to refuse to leave her mother and you and your mother-in-law don't get along? No choice is perfect for all three of you if she continues to live with her mom and you won't. Your situation doesn't bode well if your wife doesn't place you first in her life.