An I-751 petition is a petition to remove the conditions on your Green Card.

Along with your I-751 petition, you are going to need documentation to show that you are still living together since you got your Green Card.  Immigration wants to see overwhelming evidence that you have been commingling your assets and your finances for the past 2 years.

 If you are divorced, yes, you certainly can go ahead with your 751.  Indicate on your I-751 that you were married in good faith, but the marriage has been terminated due to divorce or annulment.  You also have to demonstrate to immigration that although you are divorced, the married was entered into good faith.  If possible, add […]

You can still get your permanent green card.  You should file for divorce and notify that on your 751. Immigration will see an action for divorce and request an RFE, which requests evidence of a final divorce.  You must show that the marriage was legitimate.  You may be interviewed about the circumstances.

 You are still a lawful permanent resident even after your Green Card is expired and while your 751 is pending.  If your case got denied and you were referred to an immigration judge, you are still eligible to travel while that case is pending.