Divorce

[Marcybobby]

Hello,
I got married in Canada (we are both Canadians). Then moved to the US with an EB1 which my husband got, so we both have a green card. Now I'm getting divorced. Am I going to loose my green card?
Thank you

 

[LdiJ]

Hello,
I got married in Canada (we are both Canadians). Then moved to the US with an EB1 which my husband got, so we both have a green card. Now I'm getting divorced. Am I going to loose my green card?
Thank you

How long have you had the green card?

 

[Marcybobby]

10/11/2015

 

[LdiJ]

10/11/2015

What I am trying to figure out is if your green card is conditional. If its not, your marital status should be irrelevant.

 

[Marcybobby]

How do i kbow if it's conditional, is it written on it?
It is valid for 10 years

 

[LdiJ]

How do i kbow if it's conditional, is it written on it?
It is valid for 10 years

Then it is not conditional and your marital status is irrelevant.

 

[not2cleverRed]

How do i kbow if it's conditional, is it written on it?

Marriage-based green cards are (sometimes) conditional.
https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/af...conditions-permanent-residence-based-marriage

If you were married to a US citizen, your marriage based green card would be "conditional" until you have been married at least 2 years.

You married a LPR, and you were married more than 2 years before obtaining your green card, so no worries: divorce will not result in the loss of your green card status.

Of course, you can do other things to lose it...

 

[Marcybobby]

Thank you!