Mariana, if you are going through marital issues before your green card is approved, your immigration status could be affected. The outcome depends on where you are in the process at the time of divorce. If you haven’t received your green card yet, your petition will likely be denied, as your eligibility is based on your marriage to a U.S. citizen. If you already have a conditional (2-year) green card, you will need to apply for a waiver when filing to remove conditions. You must prove that your marriage was genuine and not solely for immigration purposes. If you have a permanent (10-year) green card, divorce does not affect your status, but it may impact the timeline for applying for U.S. citizenship. Since divorce during the immigration process can be complex, it’s important to consult an immigration attorney to discuss your options and ensure your rights are protected. This answer was generated by AI and is not 100% legal advice. For reliable support, consult one of our attorneys who understand the complexities of your case and can help you achieve a positive outcome.