BlueDevil

FINALLY, it's all done! I had my Naturalization ceremony a couple of days back, which went well. Best wishes to everyone who is still in process. Cheers!

Hello. I have a unique situation that I would like some help with if anyone has seen this before. I received my PR card through marriage. The card was issued on 8/5/14. I was married for 9 years before we decided to part ways in 2021. I had filed an N400 application and was scheduled for an interview in April 2021. However. I had a lot on my plate at the time since we were in the middle of trying to figure out whether or we would remain married. As such, I withdrew my application and received acknowledgment from USCIS of the same. I am now ready to file my N400 again. Given the fact that I am 8 years from the date of the PR card issue date, I imagine I can file my application without any ties to the PR card via marriage is that correct? During the application, would I need to submit any evidence of my marriage and subsequent divorce? What type of evidence do I need to submit with my application? I'm sure I will be questioned about my divorce during the interview and I'm prepared to answer questions at that time. I just wasn't sure what evidence I needed to submit with my initial application. Also, if I need to take any specific documents with me when it comes time for the interview I would like to gather that as well. For what it's worth, and if need be, I can get an affidavit from my former in-laws who I still have an excellent relationship with. Thank you!