Previous Marriage

[lpm100]

to conclusively prove that you have been divorced?

 

I talked to one guy that had been married and adjudicated applications FIVE times before.

 

How could he do this and the embassy not know it? Or not figure it out until the FIFTH time?

[warpedbored]

to conclusively prove that you have been divorced?

 

I talked to one guy that had been married and adjudicated applications FIVE times before.

 

How could he do this and the embassy not know it? Or not figure it out until the FIFTH time?

I merely sent in a copy of my stamped divorce decree. Never had a problem with it.

[lostinblue]

to conclusively prove that you have been divorced?

 

I talked to one guy that had been married and adjudicated applications FIVE times before.

 

How could he do this and the embassy not know it? Or not figure it out until the FIFTH time?

I merely sent in a copy of my stamped divorce decree. Never had a problem with it.

I went to the court house and got a certified stamped copy of my divorce papers so far so good.

[tywy_99]

Divorce certificates from your state's vital records department are good enough to send in with the initial paperwork, ie. I-129F, but make sure to have the sealed divorce decree(s) for the interview.

[hakkamike]

to conclusively prove that you have been divorced?

 

I talked to one guy that had been married and adjudicated applications FIVE times before.

 

How could he do this and the embassy not know it? Or not figure it out until the FIFTH time?

 

 

I dont understand the question?

Edited November 20, 2006 by hakkamike (see edit history)

[rosyanne]

Divorce certificates from your state's vital records department are good enough to send in with the initial paperwork, ie. I-129F, but make sure to have the sealed divorce decree(s) for the interview.

 

 

Yup!

[jemmyell]

to conclusively prove that you have been divorced?

 

I talked to one guy that had been married and adjudicated applications FIVE times before.

 

How could he do this and the embassy not know it? Or not figure it out until the FIFTH time?

 

I believe the 2 tries is a new rule and that 5 was allowed (but questionable) until recently.

 

-James

[Guest ShaQuaNew]

to conclusively prove that you have been divorced?

 

I talked to one guy that had been married and adjudicated applications FIVE times before.

 

How could he do this and the embassy not know it? Or not figure it out until the FIFTH time?

Is this for you, or Mr. Five? If Mr. Five, as a US citizen, submitted five separate petitions to bring someone to the US on a Marriage-based visa....

 

...then, Mr. Five has more than a problem with being denied or held in abeyance by the USCIS....

 

Otherwise, those that have been married and divorced need only submit certified proof of marriage termination as dictated by the state in which the Marriage was terminated...