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Divorce decree/name change

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Maybe this is a silly question, but I have my divorce decree which has a statement in it about me changing my name, however, do I need to include the original marriage certificate to show that it was changed in the first place? Do they want the whole paper trail of a name change?

(I would rather not have to include the old marriage certificate because it's in Spanish and I don't want to mess with the hassle of getting it translated.)

Thanks!!

USCIS

02-25-11 Sent I-130

03-01-11 NOA1 Priority Date

03-04-11 NOA1 Email/text

03-07-11 Check cashed

03-09-11 NOA1 hard copy

06-16-11 NOA2 Email/text (107 Days! Yaay!)

06-21-11 NOA2 hard copy

Detour

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NVC

08-22-11 Received by NVC

09-19-11 Case # Assigned. Emailed DS-3032.

09-22-11 AOS Bill Invoiced/Paid. DS-3032 Received. Emailed DS-3032 again.

09-26-11 AOS Invoice marked Paid. I-864 Mailed. DS-3032 Accepted.

09-27-11 IV Bill Invoiced/Paid.

09-28-11 IV Invoice marked Paid. DS-230 Mailed. I-864 Delivered.

09-30-11 DS-230 Delivered. NVC operator says I-864 approved!

10-06-11 Medical

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I think the best thing to do is just to have it copied and make a translation. You may need it later down the road (interview, and when you apply for a marriage license) so it makes sense just to get it done. Then you don't have to worry about it.

FWIW, I included in the I-129F package both my divorce decree and marriage certificate.

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