Married June 2007, Been married for 13 years. Filed divorced Dec/2018 . I passed my interview for Naturalization Dec/2019.
No it should not if you filed under the 5 year rule for naturalization.
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No it should not if you filed under the 5 year rule for naturalization.
If you applied based on the 5 year rule for naturalization, then the divorce should not impact your case.
No you do not need to report this wedding celebration.
USCIS will likely request the 2019 tax filing based on the time of interview so be prepared to provide this.
It is best to work with your retained counsel for case specific inquiries. Good luck.
No a suspicion of fraud alone is not enough to get someone deported.
Your marriage would not be considered legally valid if the prior marriage was not terminated.
Yes you may submit without medical but a courtesy notice will be sent to you to obtain this exam prior to interview.
As Nigeria is now a country subject to the recent travel ban, the process may require a waiver. Consult with an attorney for guidance.
It is still possible if you can sufficiently establish all requirements of the fiancé visa.