I751 divorce waiver pending since 2016 but beginning of September I’m scheduled for n400 interview

[Mattgz14 0]

Hi people

Is there anyone had their i751-N400 combo interview with a divorce waiver?I have seen a lot of people did that but with their spouses.Is being a divorce waiver adds another requirement for an interview?(like two separate dates)Also do I need to get a notice that they will also do my i751 interview.The interview letter only mentions N400.

Edited August 9, 2020 by Mattgz14

[Aburashid 10]

On 8/8/2020 at 10:41 PM, Mattgz14 said:

Hi people

Is there anyone had their i751-N400 combo interview with a divorce waiver?I have seen a lot of people did that but with their spouses.Is being a divorce waiver adds another requirement for an interview?(like two separate dates)Also do I need to get a notice that they will also do my i751 interview.The interview letter only mentions N400.

Hi,

Your post is more than a week old, so I'm not sure that you got an answer to your question.

 

I can't speak from experience regarding the divorce waiver, but I think the issue with your N-400 will come down to whether you applied based on the 3-year or 5-year rule. If you applied based on the 3-year rule, your N-400 might be rejected because it requires continuous marriage and residence with the person who you married for your original immigrant visa.

 

That being that case, you would have to wait and apply under the 5-year rule when eligible and at that point, no longer based on marriage. 

 

In the meantime, as you said your I-751 with divorce waiver is still pending. If you have strong evidence that the marriage was entered into in good faith despite not working out, it should be approved, which is your 10-year green card that will carry you, hopefully through the citizenship process when eligible.

 

I hope this helps a little.

 

Best of luck to you.

[Kaaris 7]

On ‎8‎/‎8‎/‎2020 at 9:41 PM, Mattgz14 said:

Hi people

Is there anyone had their i751-N400 combo interview with a divorce waiver?I have seen a lot of people did that but with their spouses.Is being a divorce waiver adds another requirement for an interview?(like two separate dates)Also do I need to get a notice that they will also do my i751 interview.The interview letter only mentions N400.

Do you have your Divorce decree ? if yes you will get approved for I751 with waiver. if no you wont get either one I-751 and N400.  to approved n-400 it requires approval of I-751. you wont get your citizenship with a I-751 filed with waiver.

[Mattgz14 0]

1 hour ago, Kaaris said:

Do you have your Divorce decree ? if yes you will get approved for I751 with waiver. if no you wont get either one I-751 and N400.  to approved n-400 it requires approval of I-751. you wont get your citizenship with a I-751 filed with waiver.

Yes I do have

[Mattgz14 0]

6 hours ago, Aburashid said:

Hi,

Your post is more than a week old, so I'm not sure that you got an answer to your question.

 

I can't speak from experience regarding the divorce waiver, but I think the issue with your N-400 will come down to whether you applied based on the 3-year or 5-year rule. If you applied based on the 3-year rule, your N-400 might be rejected because it requires continuous marriage and residence with the person who you married for your original immigrant visa.

 

That being that case, you would have to wait and apply under the 5-year rule when eligible and at that point, no longer based on marriage. 

 

In the meantime, as you said your I-751 with divorce waiver is still pending. If you have strong evidence that the marriage was entered into in good faith despite not working out, it should be approved, which is your 10-year green card that will carry you, hopefully through the citizenship process when eligible.

 

I hope this helps a little.

 

Best of luck to you.

I applied under 5 year rule.