Have I lost my chance to naturalize?

[OldUser 6,979]

Just now, Family said:

This paralegal quotes wrong reasons/law, but has good instincts.😂

That's true

[OldUser 6,979]

11 minutes ago, claudia91 said:

Ah, are you saying that they gonna check again if my marriage was real, and stuff like that? I dont think that would be a problem coz they approved my ROC with all the millions of evidence I sent

 

Everything can be revisited during N-400 and especially if you and your spouse lived separately any time prior to I-751 approval. Essentially, USCIS can determine ROC was approved in error. How long after ROC approval did you divorce?

Edited October 19 by OldUser

[SalishSea 17,970]

4 hours ago, claudia91 said:

Ah, are you saying that they gonna check again if my marriage was real, and stuff like that? I dont think that would be a problem coz they approved my ROC with all the millions of evidence I sent

 

Yes.   Seems you married a USC and then spent the better part of three years apart, and overseas?

[PeterNy 0]

Do you have an update on this?  The paralegal is correct, I am in a similar situation.

"Absences from the United States can not only affect a person’s ability to naturalize, but it can lead to a finding that the
person has abandoned their lawful permanent resident status. This in turn can cause the person to be deported from the
United States. This is because lawful permanent residents have the right to reside in the United States permanently so
long as their status does not change."