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Yes. Divorce does not bar naturalization; it changes the timeline. You use the standard five-year rule instead of the three-year [...]

Usually yes. An unconditional ten-year card is generally unaffected by divorce; a conditional two-year card requires removing conditions with a [...]

Divorcing before a marriage-based green card is approved generally ends the case, since the marriage is its basis. A VAWA [...]

Yes, but the K-1 work permit is short-lived. Most people marry within 90 days, file adjustment of status, and get [...]

You have 90 days to marry the U.S. citizen who sponsored you after entering on a K-1. The deadline cannot [...]

The I-94 controls how long you can stay; the visa only controls the window to travel to a port of [...]

Sometimes, as a third-country national, if the consulate processes non-residents. It is not guaranteed, and a prior overstay can require [...]