Quick question. Someone is applying for naturalization n-400. He has only been married one time. He is applying based on

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He should if he is being instructed to. This is sometimes how they catch any potential mistakes or errors that they may have made in regards ***** ***** granted the green card status previously.

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Where exactly on page 3? I see on pages 10 to 14 where they list everything, but don't see it on page 3.

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How did he get his green card originally?

Ok. That's child of an LPR. So if that is how he got his green card and he has had his green card status for more than 4 years and 9 months, I wouldn't worry about the divorce certificate of the current or previous spouse. It isn't really relevant. Take it with him to the interview if he likes, but I don't see why that would come uo.

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