flowergirls

I did consult with two attorneys already and they told me it should be fine and to just be honest and explain what happened. However, at this point I don't trust them much lol

Just do the N400. I mean, you were technically still married. There's no option to file with "pending divorce." Additionally, your divorce started after you filed and ended after the GC. So unless you had the divorce decree before I-751 approval, I don't think there's anything wrong here.
 
Just make sure you use the N400 calculator to check if you're indeed eligible already for 5 year mark.
 
Lemme call @Crazy Cat to see if he has some wisdom 

As you were already told in your previous thread, you will be fine. You were still married when your I-751 was approved.
You were not divorced yet, so there was nothing to notify them about.
 
If you are now eligible based on the 5-year rule, there is no issue. You officially divorced a year after your I-751 was approved.

California received my case december 20th. No updates since "case received"
Did biometrics in May

Thank you, Glad to know I am not the only one

USPS informed shows a letter arriving, I'm assuming it's biometrics. 

I received it today as well for the same date. 

The time the person that got approved from october, is the time it should take. I don't understand why it takes so long in the first place.... we did the hard work. All they need to do is look at the evidence and if they need more or are satisfied with it...its not that hard.