Divorced after 10year green card [merged threads]

[2891 27]

Hi everyone 

i am going to apply for Us citizenship bases on 5year green card. I have few concerns that i want to discuss.

I was married to us citizen after 2and half year i came to usa . And got my 10 year green card. After 1month of getting green card my ex husband filed divorced. I did not want divorce because i was truly in marriage. He has affair in usa while i was in my country. I did not sign the divorce papers. After 6months divorced. 
my question is …

Q. When i will apply for citizenship will the government ask for proof for good faith marrige?? I don’t have anything only pictures i have. I am so worried don’t understand if i should apply for citizenship or not? I dont have money to hire lawer. 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

As you are filing under the 5 year rule, you don't need to send evidence of good faith marriage. 

But they will certainly inquire about your whole immigration path during interview. 

Edited March 31, 2023 by Allaboutwaiting

[Boiler 45,451]

35 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

As you are filing under the 5 year rule, you don't need to send evidence of good faith marriage. 

But they will certainly inquire about your whole immigration path during interview. 

I could see them asking about the marriage, it does seem to happen even when applying under the 5 year rule.

[Family 3,988]

7 hours ago, 2891 said:

was married to us citizen after 2and half year i came to usa . And got my 10 year green card. After 1month of getting green card my ex husband filed divorced. I did not want divorce because i was truly in marriage. He has affair in usa while i was in my country. I did not sign the divorce papers. After 6months divorced

Is ex husband Indian ?
It’s very odd that he would carry on an affair and bring you to the US ( in his home) only to kick you out in 30 days…file on same day and have divorce finalized in 6 months.

The “ affair “ reason “ doesn’t sound real, since he would have been better off withdrawing from your marriage visa….

 

Perhaps there are some details you are skipping, that would make your story sound more plausible 

Edited April 1, 2023 by Family

[Daphne . 1,852]

The timeline of everything looks a little fishy to me. Moving after being married 2,5 years (ensuring to receive a 10 year green card) and then divorcing a month after entering? I agree that your husband could have decided not to move forward with the process if he had somebody else, why go through all the trouble only to file for divorce a month after you moved to the US? Something is not adding up here… 

[Boiler 45,451]

16 minutes ago, Daphne . said:

The timeline of everything looks a little fishy to me. Moving after being married 2,5 years (ensuring to receive a 10 year green card) and then divorcing a month after entering? I agree that your husband could have decided not to move forward with the process if he had somebody else, why go through all the trouble only to file for divorce a month after you moved to the US? Something is not adding up here… 

Judging by the use of language I think there may be cultural issues involved.

 

[Chancy 6,241]

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[2891 27]

Do they ask questions about previous marriage divorce . I am filing based on 5year rule . Previous divorce. 
what type of questions they ask anybody have any idea??

[OldUser 6,613]

16 hours ago, 2891 said:

Do they ask questions about previous marriage divorce . I am filing based on 5year rule . Previous divorce. 
what type of questions they ask anybody have any idea??

They can ask about it. E.g. when did you divorce, why did you divorce.

 

Did you get your GC through marriage?Did you have to through I-751? Were the conditions removed correctly?

[Chancy 6,241]

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[OldUser 6,613]

15 minutes ago, Chancy said:

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That's helpful and answered my questions 🙂

 

@2891 I think all your questions were already answered in March-April 2023. There's nothing new to add.

Edited December 6, 2023 by OldUser