Questions about filing N400 when spouse is deceased

[Blondie0216 93]

I came on a fiance visa June 2019 and was married on July 27, 2019.  My husband passed Sept 28, 2021.  I filed for ROC with a waiver due to deceased spouse.  In 2023 I remarried. I am going to file for citizenship in August 2025 but I am unsure how to complete the questions in part 1.  My deceased spouse was a US citizen but had passed before ROC.  Is my application based on my marriage to him or would it be my current husband?  I know I can change my name on the application but am confused if I also need to brought current spouses information.  Thank you in advance. 

[OldUser 10,036]

I think General provision (holding green card for 5 years) is the only option for you. You haven't been married to US citizen for 3+ years. You cannot base it on marriage to first spouse if you remarried or that spouse deceased.

Edited 19 hours ago by OldUser

[Lil bear 4,536]

1 hour ago, Blondie0216 said:

I came on a fiance visa June 2019 and was married on July 27, 2019.  My husband passed Sept 28, 2021.  I filed for ROC with a waiver due to deceased spouse.  In 2023 I remarried. I am going to file for citizenship in August 2025 but I am unsure how to complete the questions in part 1.  My deceased spouse was a US citizen but had passed before ROC.  Is my application based on my marriage to him or would it be my current husband?  I know I can change my name on the application but am confused if I also need to brought current spouses information.  Thank you in advance. 

You can only file under the 5 year rule. Who you are and were previously married to has no bearing on this .. apart from the documentation you  need attach. First marriage certificate, husbands death certificate,  second marriage certificate…… Plus the other standard documents 

 

Go for it.  Go well. 
 

 

[Blondie0216 93]

Thank you everyone for your advice.   I appreciate it.