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Im dating someone who has their green card now. He has never wanted to put that we're in a relationship on his social media. When I ask why, he says it's because immigration checks his social media and messages and when he had first got caught by them (before he had his green card &... View More 
answered on Jul 22, 2020
There seems to be more going on in this fact pattern than you are aware. A unmarried green card holder should have no fear dating anyone he wants to date. Unless, he obtained his green card through a fake marriage, I am not sure why he would be so nervous about his social media reflecting that he... View More
I divorced 3.5 months after naturalization. I want to remarry ( non US citizen, she is from EU), and I wonder how long after divorce is “appropriate “ time to wait to remarry? Thank you!
My first spouse and I stayed in a very good relation, and our marriage was bona fide, however,... View More
answered on Jul 22, 2020
There is no particular test that you must follow. USCIS will use their own "smell test", as I call it. If Immigration thinks that your first marriage was held together solely for you to get a green card and then three years later for you to apply for Naturalization, they will... View More
I'm a permanent resident and got divorced 2 years after getting my 10 years green card. I got my green card through my husband and also have a child after marriage.
But now i am divorced and separated.
I will apply for naturalization after completing 5 years residency but a... View More
answered on Jul 22, 2020
Based on the information that you provided, you should not have a problem filing for Naturalization. The primary difference on Naturalization eligibility for you is that you must wait until you have had the green card for 5 years instead of 3 years. It would be 3 years if you remained married and... View More
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