How Does My Wife Prove She Was Not Previously Married?

[Jim & Erika 0]

I'm a USC and my wife lives in Mexico. She has two girls (ages 10 & 11) and I am petitioning for all three. I would think that USCIS will suspect she was previously married, but she was not. How do we prove this?

[LotofPatience 65]

I'm a USC and my wife lives in Mexico. She has two girls (ages 10 & 11) and I am petitioning for all three. I would think that USCIS will suspect she was previously married, but she was not. How do we prove this?

Interesting :-)

I would pull other experts here for their opinion.

My 2 cents:

1) Get a notarized letter from your step-children's father that he and your wife not married.

2) Get a letter from the city or the government official who does marriage registration that the above marriage was not registered as per their records.

Loto

[I & G 1]

I'm in the same situation as you and never even thought of that. I dont think I will pursue any documentation for this as I think the USCIS and NVC would find this in there background checks. My opinoin dont worry about it I'm not.

[Nica_In_Love 98]

In my country (Nicaragua) before I got married the judge said I had to bring him a "Certificado de Solteria" meaning something like a "Certificate of Single-hood". Tell her to ask if they have that service which will show that in their records, she has never been married. I would attach a notarized translated copy of it with all the civil documents.

[kruz_patz 22]

I'm a USC and my wife lives in Mexico. She has two girls (ages 10 & 11) and I am petitioning for all three. I would think that USCIS will suspect she was previously married, but she was not. How do we prove this?

What are you trying to prove here......that she has never been married but still have child ? I am confused ?