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From all the things we both read from the INA, green card adjudicators don't go dig enough. N400 adjudicators are stricter. That's where all the mistakes, errors weather done innocently or not, comes out. In my friend's situation, she didn't mind starting all over. It would have been easier...

If you would think, the first marriage was legally terminated by divorce but only after marrying the 2nd husband. That's where the overlap lied. However, after she got the denial, they then again to clear things up applied for "annulment" this time in their home country and the decission was...

From what I understand, her first marriage was void from the start according to Family Code/Law in her country. That said, she didn't thought that it is important to have some kind of court decree that is it indeed void from inception. When she married her USC husband, though short lived, it was...

My bestie applied N400 in 2008 after being permanent resident for 5 years thru a marriage to a USC. The application however was denied. The denial is due to bigamy and that he failed to established GMC within the statutory period of 5 years of being permanent resident. The denial further said...