Q: I have 10 years green card through my husband but now divorced have a child want to apply to citizenship.
I'm 10 years Green card holder and i obtained it through my husband But unfortunately was divorced 2 years after getting 10 years green card. I also have a child after marriage.
But now i am divorced and separated.
When i will apply for naturalization Is there any problem for me to apply for citizenship as I was divorced 2 years after getting green card. We did marriage for love and lived together but unfortunately it was not worked and result was divorced.
will i be in trouble when i will apply for citizenship because my husband gave me divorced 2 years after getting my 10 years green card and we were married for almost 4.5 years and also have a child.
Thanks
A:
Hey, As long as your marriage was bonafide and you do not have any criminal records to make you ineligible you should be able to naturalize with no issues. Contact an immigration attorney for a full evaluation of your situation before proceeding to make sure you have all the supporting documents you need.
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