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Hi hello. I took my citizenship interview which I passed and had a same day oath taking earlier today. My nationalization certificate says “married” but I’m currently in the divorce process. I believe the divorce will be final in April. Do I need to change that part from my certificate once divorced? Also even once divorced, I’m ok citizenship wise since I took oath already? Thank you.

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2 minutes ago, fieldtripper said:

Do I need to change that part from my certificate once divorced?

It won't be changed since you were still married when you took the oath of allegiance.

3 minutes ago, fieldtripper said:

I’m ok citizenship wise since I took oath already?

That is correct.

 
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