Will remarrying affect the process?

[Mrs. Dea 10]

Good Day viewers:

 

I was married to a US Citizen for 4 years, after joining him in the US things did not work out as the distance and wait took a toll on our relationship and many things were being discovered on my arrival. We tried to work it out but ended up getting divorce shortly after. I was granted a 10 Yr GC before. I understand I will have to wait 5 years minimum to begin the naturalization process.

 

1. During this 5-year wait period, if I remarry, would my new marriage have any impact on the outcome of my naturalization application and how so?

 

2. Or does it mean I should wait until after I naturalize to consider getting remarried ?

 

Thank you in advance. 

[mushroomspore 3,044]

20 minutes ago, Mrs. Dea said:

Good Day viewers:

 

I was married to a US Citizen for 4 years, after joining him in the US things did not work out as the distance and wait took a toll on our relationship and many things were being discovered on my arrival. We tried to work it out but ended up getting divorce shortly after. I was granted a 10 Yr GC before. I understand I will have to wait 5 years minimum to begin the naturalization process.

 

1. During this 5-year wait period, if I remarry, would my new marriage have any impact on the outcome of my naturalization application and how so?

 

2. Or does it mean I should wait until after I naturalize to consider getting remarried ?

 

Thank you in advance. 

New marriage has no effect on the 5 year waiting period or your eligibility for naturalization under the 5 year rule.

[JeanneAdil 6,554]

no effect

to get 10 year green card there was ample evidence of a real relationship and bona fida marriage

 

still wait 5 years and follow rules for naturalization

 

sorry for the divorce / it probably took a toll on u both

[Mrs. Dea 10]

1 hour ago, mushroomspore said:

New marriage has no effect on the 5 year waiting period or your eligibility for naturalization under the 5 year rule.

Thank you

[Mrs. Dea 10]

15 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

no effect

to get 10 year green card there was ample evidence of a real relationship and bona fida marriage

 

still wait 5 years and follow rules for naturalization

 

sorry for the divorce / it probably took a toll on u both

Thank you. "still wait 5 years and follow rules for naturalization" ...are you saying I should wait 5 years to remarry? 

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

24 minutes ago, Mrs. Dea said:

Thank you. "still wait 5 years and follow rules for naturalization" ...are you saying I should wait 5 years to remarry? 

 

24 minutes ago, Mrs. Dea said:

Thank you. "still wait 5 years and follow rules for naturalization" ...are you saying I should wait 5 years to remarry

She means that you have to wait 5 hears to file for Naturalization. You can remarry at any time

[ineedadisplayname 501]

59 minutes ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

 

She means that you have to wait 5 hears to file for Naturalization. You can remarry at any time

Is your soon to be your new spouse American?

Depending on when you divorced even being a green card holder you won't be able to sponsor your new spouse

[Mrs. Dea 10]

6 hours ago, ineedadisplayname said:

Is your soon to be your new spouse American?

Depending on when you divorced even being a green card holder you won't be able to sponsor your new spouse

Thank you. No I am not planning to sponsor a new spouse. Just a general question to consider in dating a citizen, if I had to consider marriage out of the question until after 5 years, but based on previous responses, this is ok.

[JeanneAdil 6,554]

11 hours ago, Mrs. Dea said:

Thank you. "still wait 5 years and follow rules for naturalization" ...are you saying I should wait 5 years to remarry? 

no 

remarry when u want

and be happy

only the naturalization now is not based on 3 year rule for the USC that sponsored your petition 

so,  u need 5 year rule to naturalize