Timona

I was actually thinking it is like the other forms, where though there's no end date for a situation, you can use the date you send the application as the end date because the system won't allow to submit without an input. That being the case, I'd suggest put the date you're submitting as your end date for your current marriage. That will give the count as 2. Additionally, you're filing based on a marriage. So, they know you're still married. Or do what @Rocio0010 said. @Boiler any input?

@Rocio0010 knows this

You're his second marriage? Answer is 2. You may wanna review earlier input. It may be that you did not include his previous marriage. If you did, then N400 probably doesn't want to include you as you're automatically ignored. There's some weird situations with N400 online application sometimes eg based on some answers you give, it won't ask certain questions. Then on your final snapshot, you'll see those questions and you're left scratching your head.

He claimed persecution, IIRC. This is utter BS to me as there's no such thing in Kenya, same as a lawyer I met on Reddit who wants to seek asylum for a female Kenyan. Reason to be deployed? Mau Mau. Mau Mau happened before independence (1963). How's it relevant to someone less than 60 years old? Or even older than that at this time (2023)? I've always maintained and will maintain, that Kenyans are scummy people. He's one of them. The good thing on his part is, he used his brain. Bad thing is, knowing Kenyans, he's going to start telling his friends what he did, encouraging them to do the same and he'll represent them/ guide them. Next thing you know, he has a law business in US, is a celebrity back home and soon will be called to talk on Kenyan national news... If the useless Kenyan ambassador to US picks this up, he'll be paraded to the Kenyan president as "someone who's used his brain to defeat US." He'll soon get big government post/ position.

Higher chance of getting approved as compared to K-1