DrJayRough
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More to add. While it is still interesting to learn these answers, I went though OP's first post here. He was granted a 2-year GC in Nov 2016 (obviously, marriage happened before that date), so it's strange the officer had some red flags with this case. I am surprised that wrong answers can affect an N400 application so much... I would expect that the officer would issue and RFE to prove bona fide marriage after I-751.. does it even ever happen? In any case, it is somewhat strange.
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Very interesting to learn the answers to these questions from OP. Indeed, this case is unusual-ish. However, we have seen some of the examples here when people get their 10-year GC upon joint I-751 submission while being in the divorce procedure and not filing the divorce waiver. Then they apply for N400 and get rejected since their 10-year GC was obtained unlawfully. The exact dates here are extremely important. The OP's timeline is somewhat close to that situation (he divorced in 2020, applied for N400 in Nov 2022, now it's 2023, 5-year rule, probably married in late 2017/early 2018)... Eagerly waiting for the OP answers...
