Help. What should I do?

[mspas 0]

I applied for I-751 in July 2014. I am still waiting for the response. At the local office the day that I got the I-551 stamp, I asked why is it taking so long they told me that I will be scheduled for an interview. I can already apply for the naturalization.
My husband has not told me that he was previously married for 12 years in another country. This year 2015 he applied for the citizenship for his 17 old daughter who lives in that other country, and he wrote on that application that he was married before. He submitted the application in the country where his daughter lives. They denied the application since he was not living in the US during 5 years prior to the birth of his daughter. I know that he will try to apply for her green card next year.

I don´t know now if this has anything to do with me, and my application. Will I be called for the interview because he lied on my application? Should I apply for the naturalization, submit the new information telling that he was married before, and try to speed up the process? By the way, I live in Florida.

[Hypnos 6,576]

It could come up.

[mspas 0]

So should I update the information or just keep it as I had it before, and hope for the best?

Edited December 11, 2015 by mspas

[NikLR 13,227]

You should truthfully give all the information. If that means changing something then do it. However understand that when someone lies on a petition for you, or on your application that they fill out for you, that affects YOU.

[mspas 0]

Yes, I believe so too. I think that I will have to hire an attorney, and try to apply for N-400