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Hello, I have never posted before but have looked at this site off and on over the years. (Thanks!)

My spouse is here on a K3 visa and we are filing for AOS. We have one barrier. I filed for divorce awhile back when we were having some difficult problems. However, after some counseling and a lot of talking, we have decided to not give up on the relationship. I never serviced the papers, but they are on file with my county office. How do I deal with this at our AOS interview? According to my lawyer, this shouldn't be a problem, but I feel nervous that this may stand in the way of our paperwork. Does USCIS look into county records?

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Hello, I have never posted before but have looked at this site off and on over the years. (Thanks!)

My spouse is here on a K3 visa and we are filing for AOS. We have one barrier. I filed for divorce awhile back when we were having some difficult problems. However, after some counseling and a lot of talking, we have decided to not give up on the relationship. I never serviced the papers, but they are on file with my county office. How do I deal with this at our AOS interview? According to my lawyer, this shouldn't be a problem, but I feel nervous that this may stand in the way of our paperwork. Does USCIS look into county records?

Thank you

i wouldn't sweat it

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Hello, I have never posted before but have looked at this site off and on over the years. (Thanks!)

My spouse is here on a K3 visa and we are filing for AOS. We have one barrier. I filed for divorce awhile back when we were having some difficult problems. However, after some counseling and a lot of talking, we have decided to not give up on the relationship. I never serviced the papers, but they are on file with my county office. How do I deal with this at our AOS interview? According to my lawyer, this shouldn't be a problem, but I feel nervous that this may stand in the way of our paperwork. Does USCIS look into county records?

Thank you

i wouldn't sweat it

Thanks for your answer. I hope you and my lawyer are correct.

 
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