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  1. What's the 5 year rule? She's submitting her N-400 form for naturalization; she would be apply for citizenship regardless if we were getting married or not. Said differently, she would apply for citizenship if she was single.
  2. Hello - I am the petitioner of my now ex-fiance a few years ago. I had brought her to the States around 2+ years ago on a K1 Fiance Visa, but we had broken up within the 90 days after she arrived to the States so we did not marry. I do not know if she is still in the States or not as I cut all communication with her (My guess is she is, there was a very unique, timely circumstance that allowed her to apply for permanent residency through another way. I do not know if she pursued this path or is legal or would work, nor do I care unless this personally impacts me now). I am now dating someone who has resided in the states for around 10 years, on a green card, and is eligible through US citizenship soon. All on her own. We are not married. She had moved in to my address and has filed the required change of residence (which is also the same address I lived at when I petitioned for the K1). My question is whether my partner would get asked any questions on my K1 during her citizenship interview, any potential complications, anything else we should be thinking about as she prepares her naturalization form. From my understanding and talking to legal counsel, I do not have any obligations from not marrying on the K1 a few years ago. I was told just let her K1 expire, no need to file anything, etc. and it's not my problem. Any experiences or other guidance from the community?
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