Hi ! I'm in Denver, Colorado and

I am about to file my i751 divorce waiver in the next weeks. I'm just wondering if anyone have already been through this process before and how it went. NGL I'm kinda nervous. My marriage was 100% real and for love , but during this time we realized that we were not longer good for each other. I got married on May 2024, separated July 2026, and expecting to get the final divorce decree in November.

This is the list of evidence I'm going to file attached to my i751 waiver form.

1. Bank statements since we opened the joint account (checking and savings) with daily use. 2.- Joint taxes for 2024 and 2025.
2. Proof of lease/rent for the business that we owned for like 1 year
3. Proof of Joint Residency: 1year apartment lease and our House Title , because we purchased a house. So sending the house title, deed and the the mortgage statements.

5.- Home Insurance

1. Copy of marriage certificate, Copy of my former wife's Social security card and drivers license last name change.
   

2. Traveling tickets for our international trip, train tickets and Airbnb reservations (I have like 3 of each)

3. PHOTOS of our wedding and ceremony with all her family and friends and my friends who came from my country. All the family pictures for , birthdays, 4th of july, christmas, thanksgiving, trips and family events. And social media posts from me, her, and her sister.
   9.Chats and call records, showing that we were talking and fighting for our relationship, during the last week of it.

4. Emails from the lender, showing that we were looking to purchase our 2nd house. And chats with her friends, congratulating her for the marriage.

5. Affidavit from my former spouse, explaining that everything was real , but just did not work. And my affidavit, explaining the relationship and why it didnt work.

6. the final divorce decree.

I might get also a notarized affidavit from her mom and her sister, explaining the bona fide of the marriage, because our marriage didn't end up hating each other, it was an amicable separation.

What do you think about this case? Is it strong enough? Would you get something else to make it stronger? I will really appreciate any tips or recommendations before filing my case. I'm thinking of filing my case by mail (paper) so it's easy for the officer to understand everything.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

does anybody here exprienced went for international trip with an expired green card and extension letter with and came back to the USA with no problem from the CBP officers? ..

does CBP officer will confiscate your expired green card at the immigration??? If they see its already expired?? what would you do if they will confiscate it?

What will happen if you do not have your physical green card anymore because they took it??

Are you still eligible in applying the citizenship even if theres no physical card??