Filling N400 after being divorced

[Ani2 24]

Hi everyone,

 

I am in the process of filing N400 and got a little confused with the form. 
So I got my green card through marriage and in meantime, we got divorced. Now I am eligible to apply for citizenship and I need help.
>Part 5. Information about your marital history 

Your current marriage (if you are currently married, including if you are legally separated, provide the following information about your current spouse. <
 

Since I am divorced, my ex husband is not my current spouse and we are not legally separated, I believe that I have to skip this part. If someone else out here was in this situation, please answer. I appreciate everyone’s help. 
 

 

[OldUser 6,658]

No current spouse => nothing to say about current spouse on the form.

 

But you have to list spouse in prior marriages section. 

[Ani2 24]

3 minutes ago, OldUser said:

No current spouse => nothing to say about current spouse on the form.

 

But you have to list spouse in prior marriages section. 

Thank you. I believe you are talking about part 1. Information about your eligibility. Yea that that makes sense. Thanks again 

[OldUser 6,658]

33 minutes ago, Ani2 said:

Thank you. I believe you are talking about part 1. Information about your eligibility. Yea that that makes sense. Thanks again 

Part 1 Question 1 for you is check box A - general provision.

 

Part 5 Question 1 - Divorced

 

I checked the form, it looks like you don't have to provide spouse information besides bringing certified copy of divorce decree to the interview. 

 

 

Edited August 30 by OldUser

[Ani2 24]

2 hours ago, OldUser said:

Part 1 Question 1 for you is check box A - general provision.

 

Part 5 Question 1 - Divorced

 

I checked the form, it looks like you don't have to provide spouse information besides bringing certified copy of divorce decree to the interview. 

 

 

Thanks for your answers 

[Ani2 24]

3 hours ago, Ani2 said:

Thanks for your answers 

Sorry I just got a little confused with part 1 box A general provision. My green card is marriage based. It kinda makes more sense to answer US citizen spouse because that’s how I got my green card.. so confusing 🫤 

[Ani2 24]

28 minutes ago, sriarteria said:

Divorced but not legallu seperated ? What are u trying to say 

 

1. Married 

2. Not married 

3. Divorced

4. Legally seperated .

 

All 4 are defgerenf status you cam be only one at a time 

Divorced 

[OldUser 6,658]

2 hours ago, Ani2 said:

Sorry I just got a little confused with part 1 box A general provision. My green card is marriage based. It kinda makes more sense to answer US citizen spouse because that’s how I got my green card.. so confusing 🫤 

Question 1 is about how you're gonna naturalize, not how you got your GC.

 

Since you're divorced, you have to go through general provision, which is living in the US as LPR for 5 years.

[Ani2 24]

41 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Question 1 is about how you're gonna naturalize, not how you got your GC.

 

Since you're divorced, you have to go through general provision, which is living in the US as LPR for 5 years.

Makes sense now. Thanks

[EmilyW 1,434]

I was in this exact situation, albeit I was Diversity Lottery and received my Green Card through my (now) ex husband.

 

Brought my divorce decree and the USCIS man didn't even look at the original.

 

You should be all good!

[Ani2 24]

13 minutes ago, EmilyW said:

I was in this exact situation, albeit I was Diversity Lottery and received my Green Card through my (now) ex husband.

 

Brought my divorce decree and the USCIS man didn't even look at the original.

 

You should be all good!

Did you also check the box A General provision in part 1? 

[EmilyW 1,434]

I went back and checked and yes I did: 

1. Have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States for at least 5 years.

[Ani2 24]

41 minutes ago, EmilyW said:

I went back and checked and yes I did: 

1. Have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States for at least 5 years.

Thanks. Yeah, I have been a lawful permanent resident for over 5 years now. 

[Ani2 24]

1 hour ago, EmilyW said:

I went back and checked and yes I did: 

1. Have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States for at least 5 years.

Did you also have to submit the marriage evidence again when you applied for N400 ? 

[OldUser 6,658]

1 minute ago, Ani2 said:

Did you also have to submit the marriage evidence again when you applied for N400 ? 

Not for filing under general rule. But have divorce decree available.