Can someone provide a sample Form No.5 Advisory of Marriages (CEMAR)?

[xwind 10]

Hi, I read in this forum that we need a CENOMAR for the K1 interview, and if my fiance had an annulment, we would instead receive a CEMAR (Form No.5 Advisory of Marriages). The name of her ex-spouse would be there with an annotation saying that it was annulled.

I was just wondering if someone could post a sample of their CEMAR with that annotation wording, because I couldn't find anything on google. Obviously censor out the important information. I just want to know what to expect, and so we can go back to NSO if the CEMAR wasn't properly annotated. Thanks.

[Hank_ 9,174]

[xwind 10]

Thanks for the reply Hank, but I don't see anything there that says the marriage was annulled?

[Hank_ 9,174]

Thanks for the reply Hank, but I don't see anything there that says the marriage was annulled?

Why would it, you asked to see a copy of the form 5 .... Certificate of Marriage. Now you want to see a copy of a specific one?

Edited January 7, 2015 by Hank_

[xwind 10]

Why would it, you asked to see a copy of the form 5 .... Certificate of Marriage. Now you want to see a copy of a specific one?

Read the 2nd paragraph of my post, I did say I wanted a specific one "I was just wondering if someone could post a sample of their CEMAR with that annotation wording". Is the Form 5 you posted acceptable at the K1 interview or does it really have to have an annotation? If so, I wanted people on VJ to have a sample annotated-Form5 to see.

My request is because of this comment:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/509322-cemarcenomar-no-remarks-nulledvoild/?p=7201720

...which says the Form 5 should also be annotated.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Form 5 is a form 5, wording on the form would be related to the individual, if they are annulled it would state so on the form.

[xwind 10]

We finally got our Form No. 5 Advisory on Marriages (a.k.a CEMAR). For those who are wondering what it would look like after a successful annulment, it says exactly this:

1. Date of Marriage:

Place of Marriage:

Name of Bride/Groom:

Remarks/Annotation: With Declaration Of Absolute Nullity Of Marriage

From what I've seen in other posts, if your Form 5 does not have that annotation after the annulment is finished (i.e. you've received your annotated marriage certificate and wait about a week after that), then you need to go back to NSO and show them your annotated MC so that they update your Form 5.

[Maricel and Tim 0]

I am annulled and I requested for CENOMAR and that was what they gave me. I also have my certificate of marriage with the annotation on the side. So technically, when your annulled you have 2 docs to request from NSO: Certificate of Marriage and CENOMAR which has the info above. When I submitted the docs after my annulment they also updated my form 5. I hope this help.

[Hank_ 9,174]

At NSO you always request a CENOMAR, if married or previously married they will issue the CEMAR (form 5)

[Maricel and Tim 0]

Thanks Hank. I thought CEMAR is the Certificate of Marriage and CENOMAR is the Certificate of No Marriage.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Thanks Hank. I thought CEMAR is the Certificate of Marriage and CENOMAR is the Certificate of No Marriage.

They are. But the request form you complete at NSO is for a CENOMAR, then they issue whichever form fits your status.

[Maricel and Tim 0]

Oh ok, I know now. Thanks so much Hank

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Maricel and Tim, on 20 Feb 2015 - 04:59 AM, said:

Oh ok, I know now. Thanks so much Hank

Confusing yes. But hey after all this is the Philippines.

[Len Conant 0]

Hi! We're applying for a CR1 visa. Do I still need to get a CEMAR even if this is my first marriage?

[Hank_ 9,174]

10 hours ago, Len Conant said:

Hi! We're applying for a CR1 visa. Do I still need to get a CEMAR even if this is my first marriage?

Don't need a CEMAR for the petition application at USCIS, but will need it for the actual visa application at USEM .

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-130

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/i-130-petition-process.html

 

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/family-immigration/immigrant-visa-for-spouse.html