When you immigrated, you were not divorced. If one party applies for immigration with children, will divorce affect your immigration to the United States?

Divorce will have an impact when one party applies for immigration with children and immigrates to the United States without divorce.

With the applicant as the main body, such as a man, a woman and a child, C.A. is the main applicant. If AB divorces, then B's immigration qualification will be cancelled directly (unless B meets other immigration requirements, such as 8 years). C's qualification needs to be judged by the court. If C is awarded to A, C's qualification is still valid, otherwise it will be disqualified.