True! Living apart doesn’t automatically disqualify you as long as your marriage is bona fide (real and ongoing). USCIS looks at the total picture, including shared finances, communication, visits, and your future plans together, to confirm your relationship is genuine and not just for immigration purposes.
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Last Updated: November 11, 2025
