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11/04/09, 5:01 pm

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If I petitioned for my first husbands citizenship 13yrs. ago. Can I petition for my current husband's citizenship now?

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Normally, yes, you can petition for your current (second) husband's permanent residency (green card), which is not the s...

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Luba Smal

Yes, you can petition for your current husband's lawful permanent residence as long as you were legally divorced from yo...

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