Thanks for the information.

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Having an ex- that you petitioned and helped get a green card does not automatically mean that you can't apply for another one. But you will have to provide proof that the marriage has ended. However you still are eligible to apply for your new husband, as long as it is a real marriage, not entered into for the purposes of immigration benefits.

This should be just fine. Millions of people have done it before.

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