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Hello, my fiancee has her interview yesterday and she was given a white and blue slip requesting more documents. The documents they are requesting are all the paper work from her annulment. We were under the impression all we needed was her decree of annulment and final decision. They are however requesting ALL court documents. She went and got them from the court and is now planning on hand delivering them to USEM today. Has anybody had any experiences with requiring more paper work? If so how long did it take to get approved and how did u find out? Thanks in advance.

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