Robert Louis BrownImmigration AttorneyCleveland, OH ·
If the marriage was entered into in good faith and you have the evidence, you should be permitted to separate. if you are in a bad situation by all means do not remain. You may want to review the details with an immigration attorney before making a move unless you are in an unsafe situation then get yourself safe first.
heridan Leigh EnglandLitigation LawyerWashington, DC ·
You will have to disclose whether you separated or divorced. I've seen this type of thing before. So long as USCIS is satisfied that you had a bona fide marriage, you should be ok. I would take an attorney with you just to be on the safe side.
Alexander M. IvakhnenkoCriminal Defense AttorneyChicago, IL ·
You need to disclose and explain all changes of your marital status honestly, especially if initial legal ground was hinged on that effected marriage. I would consult a counsel in person before proceeding.
Staying for citizenship isn't a reason to remain married but if your marriage has chance of reconciliation then by all means try to make it work. The CIS will review all information provided, whichuat be truthful and accurate. Please seek assistance of an experienced immigration attorney for consult and possible consequences to path towards citizenship.