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[Zonux 0]

Hi, 

 

As you can see from the title and I have a question please, 

 

I don't live with my wife anymore and we are still married but separated and want to know if I can apply as a 5 years resident and get the Citizenship WITH  no chances for denial ?

FYI : we been married for 6 years and we were married for love and nothing to do with green cards or papers, but things went the wrong way so we decide to split for a period of time. 

 

Please advice . 

 

 

 

[Mollie09 1,543]

There's always chance for denial, they can ask about your marriage even if you file under the 5-year rule.

Separated is fine for the 5-year rule. You should be fine.

[Zonux 0]

Thank you for the answer and waiting for others to add their advices

[Going through 5,671]

No one applies for Naturalization (or any other immigration benefit, for that matter) without there being NO chance of denial.

There's no stipulation that says USCIS has to approve an application, and things can always be questioned so there is no guarantee.

 

You can file under the 5 year rule while separated.  They will most likely want to know when you separated, though.

[geowrian 22,337]

You can always be denied...nobody here can know your circumstances as well as you. But unless there is a reason for denial, it's not something to be worried about.

 

They can and may ask about the marriage and for evidence from it. Just provide what they ask for and it shouldn't be a problem.

[Zonux 0]

Thank you guys and I appreciate your answers