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I was wondering what implications are there on getting married after the citizenship interview but BEFORE the ceremony? There is a question on the oath ceremony that asks you whether you got married after. I am getting married to a non US citizen

See form:

http://www.ilw.com/forms/N445.pdf

Thanks!

* Got married in August 2008

* initial interview in March 2009

* Green card received in May 2009

* Divorce January 2010

* I-751 filed April 27 of 2010

* Biometrics was supposed to be July 1st but I did a walk-in June 16 2010

* I don't know what's next

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Finland
Timeline
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I'm not sure if you need to bring any paperwork showing you got married, like the marriage license completed by the officiant, or if you have time, the marriage certificate. I do not know if they ask things like that at the Oath ceremony. Maybe better safe than sorry? Congrats on going to the Oath!!!

CITIZENSHIP:
Eligibility Criteria: 5 years
xx-xx-1998: Eligibility Date
11-12-2013: Application Sent
11-19-2013: NOA Date
11-19-2013: Check/Money Order Cashed
11-22-2013: Bio-metric Letter sent Date
12-05-2013: Bio-metric Date
01-10-2014: In-line for Interview
02-06-2014: Interview Letter Received
03-12-2014: Interview Date

03-21-2014: In Oath Scheduling Que

03-24-2014: Oath Scheduled Notice Mailed

04-09-2014: Oath Ceremony

 
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