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Originally Posted by lawanwadee No, you don't have to do anything. Since you become permanent resident, divorce will not effect your legal status.
However, you will be eligible to file for naturalization after having your first greencard for five years instead of three years. |
Thank you lawanwadee. I was told by one immigration lawyer that my green card is approved on the basis of joint petition. If divorce process started before approval, it can impact my citizenship or green card at the time of filing n400. I am just bit concerned and wanted to know if i can anything now to fix than waiting for another two years.
Thanks again for your reply.