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My dad’s GC was approved today at the US embassy in Bogota, Colombia. 
 
they asked about me, where I was born and when I did get married, if he works and simple stuff about our life.
 
they also asked for my birth certificate and his marriage certificate from his marriage with my mom. 

Good luck!!

Congratulations!! I can imagine yours/theirs excitement! Please keep us posted how their interview goes.

Hi!
My dad interview in Bogota, Colombia is on thursday Oct 28th, 2021. They already took his fingerprints and he went to the doctor last week. He is all set for thursday. 

Hi!
My dad interview in Bogota, Colombia is on thursday Oct 28th, 2021. They already took his fingerprints and he went to the doctor last week. He is all set for thursday. 

HI! I filed base on 5 years LPR on October, 7th. Next day I received the reuse letter and receipt. I am in Boston, MA

My dad was DQ’ed today. I am waiting for an interview in Bogota, Colombia.

My dad was DQ’ed today from NVC. We are waiting for an interview in Bogota, Colombia

My dad was DQ’ed today. I am waiting for an interview in Bogota, Colombia.

You get en email from NVC saying you became DQ and a message shows up in the CEAC dashboard 

You don't have to translate documents u nless the interview is being held in the USA, if the interview will be abroad in her case Belize she doesn't need to translate any documents. And yes, bringing a copy of your Naturalization Certificate is a good idea.

They also requested for my W2s to show how much I earned ( I filed taxes jointly). I provided the W2s and they were accepted .  You just have to provide the documents they requested. 

Review the RFE and it should say why it was rejected. My assumption is they need your tax transcripts instead of W2 and 1099 for proof of income. 
but RFE will list exactly why it was rejected 

I finished submitting all the documents on the 27th of January. I hope the process that quickly and tell me what I am missing 

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Sorry you are correct. My point was more they don't need to prove the validity of previous relationship as they have already done so like you pointed out. Just poor wording on my part. Geowrian is probably the most knowledgeable poster I have seen and more eloquently described my view point as far as the validity of the application.

I actually disagree that the timeline is likely to be a big sticking point here. The biggest issue with it that I see is that there were marital issues while naturalizing based on marriage (3 year rule), and then divorcing very shortly afterwards. This is legal, though - technically the requirement for living in marital union only exists up to the date of filing. So long as the marriage is not dissolved prior to oath, it remains a valid application.
The only potential issue would be any claims made at the interview about the current state of the marriage. Although I doubt that will actually be an issue here, that seems like the biggest sticking point to me.
 
Since the new SO is not from the same country at the OP, it doesn't check the box for the common fraud setup of bringing over a "real" partner once getting citizenship. So no issue there. It doesn't have the appearance to me - at face value - of a fraudulent marriage scheme.
 
There is generally a 5 year bar between getting a green card based on marriage and being able to petition another spouse. However, the INA specifically states this applies to a 2nd preference petition (spouse of an LPR). See INA 204(a)(2)(A):
So this restriction does not appear to apply either.
 
Under the criteria set in place today, I don' think there will be a significant challenge in this case. Of course, a specific IO can be more strict and weight the various factors noted above more heavily than I would. They have discretion to determine if a marriage is bona fide.
At the same time, it sounds like they have been living together since Dc. 2019, and will be continuing to do so until whenever the interview is. The time spent together and evidence they can collect in that period should be sufficient to overcome many doubts, if compiled well.
 
No, they definitely will need to prove that they're a USC for the petition. That's a requirement for a CR-1/IR-1 petition.
They won't need to verify that they obtained citizenship correctly. USCIS could challenge it on their own with sufficient evidence, but I don't see that happening here (unless if potentially there was a misrepresentation made at the naturalization interview).

Divorce not finalized. Living with BF. You can not file for new BF until your divorce is finalized and you have a divorce decree to prove no entanglements.
Only USCIS can tell if they see it as suspicious or not. Considering divorce is so commonplace now and there isn't really a strong foundation to a lot of marriages lately, USCIS has probably gotten used to it and don't care anymore as long as it's legal - which it will be once you finalize the divorce.

Yes they can. And its up to the op to convince them their current relationship is real. They don't have to prove they are a us citizen because they have already earned that legally. By the time the op has filed for divorce gotten remarried and filed for a cr1 and then a IO finally looks at it it will most likely have been over 2 years since they became a citizen and over a year since they were divorced. That is plenty of time to gather evidence of a bona-fide relationship. The reality is a few people in this thread are just relaying how they feel about the relationship timeline and not what is required for a legal immigration. Becoming a US citizen is a hard process the OP has already went through. They no longer need to prove anything. They already proved enough to the us government to get citizenship and all the rights that entails. Just because some people here disagree with that doesn't make it so.

It brings me so much joy to read you guys. It has been a month since a became a US citizen and the feeling is amazing. I got my passport almost two weeks after the ceremony and I’m already planing my first trip out of the country as a citizen.
 
My interview was more a conversation than anything else. Just be yourself and don’t worry too much. 
 
I wish you all the best!!!! 

It brings me so much joy to read you guys. It has been a month since a became a US citizen and the feeling is amazing. I got my passport almost two weeks after the ceremony and I’m already planing my first trip out of the country as a citizen.
 
My interview was more a conversation than anything else. Just be yourself and don’t worry too much. 
 
I wish you all the best!!!! 

It brings me so much joy to read you guys. It has been a month since a became a US citizen and the feeling is amazing. I got my passport almost two weeks after the ceremony and I’m already planing my first trip out of the country as a citizen.
 
My interview was more a conversation than anything else. Just be yourself and don’t worry too much. 
 
I wish you all the best!!!! 

Thank you very much for all te support. I just want to say this was an amazing experience thank to you all. 
 
Last Thursday sept 19th was my oath ceremony at the great hall in Faneuil Hall. One of the oldest building in the city of Boston.
 
We were 375 new citizen gather that day for the ceremony. It was long and I couldn’t be happier. I feel like I’m part of something huge. 
 
I applied today for my US passport and I getting all the documents to file the petition for my dad. I want him to come to live in US.
 
once again, 
 
THANK YOU!

Thank you very much for all te support. I just want to say this was an amazing experience thank to you all. 
 
Last Thursday sept 19th was my oath ceremony at the great hall in Faneuil Hall. One of the oldest building in the city of Boston.
 
We were 375 new citizen gather that day for the ceremony. It was long and I couldn’t be happier. I feel like I’m part of something huge. 
 
I applied today for my US passport and I getting all the documents to file the petition for my dad. I want him to come to live in US.
 
once again, 
 
THANK YOU!

Thank you very much for all te support. I just want to say this was an amazing experience thank to you all. 
 
Last Thursday sept 19th was my oath ceremony at the great hall in Faneuil Hall. One of the oldest building in the city of Boston.
 
We were 375 new citizen gather that day for the ceremony. It was long and I couldn’t be happier. I feel like I’m part of something huge. 
 
I applied today for my US passport and I getting all the documents to file the petition for my dad. I want him to come to live in US.
 
once again, 
 
THANK YOU!