Thinking about applying for a Certificate of Citizenship based on marriage to a US citizen? Here's how changes in marital status can impact the process:

• Divorce Before Eligibility: If your marriage ends before meeting citizenship requirements, you may lose the path to citizenship through that marriage.

• Conditional Citizenship: Ending a marriage within a certain period of getting conditional citizenship can make it harder to maintain your citizenship status.

• Continuous Residence: Big life changes due to divorce might disrupt your proof of continuous residence in the US (usually 3 or 5 years).

• Gather Strong Evidence: Prepare marriage certificates, divorce decrees, and other documents to prove your marital history and eligibility.

• Consult an Immigration Attorney: Immigration laws are complex! An attorney can assess your situation, guide you through the application process, and address any challenges.

Remember: Changes in marital status can significantly impact your path to citizenship through marriage. Seek legal guidance for a smooth application process.