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If you get married to a foreign national via the K1 process and then need a divorce, is that divorce process more complicated than if 2 U.S. citizens need a divorce.

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If you get married to a foreign national via the K1 process and then need a divorce, is that divorce process more complicated than if 2 U.S. citizens need a divorce.

Divorce depends on your situation (children, finances, homes etc) - all things being equal - there are no real differences.

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If you get married to a foreign national via the K1 process and then need a divorce, is that divorce process more complicated than if 2 U.S. citizens need a divorce.

Divorce depends on your situation (children, finances, homes etc) - all things being equal - there are no real differences.

Key ppint is "all things being equal". For instance if the foreign spouse leaves the US before the divorce is filed, all things are far from equal.

Divorce percentages are pretty high no matter what but they're much higher among those who ask about divorce before the wedding. :thumbs:

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