Mexican Divorce

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Once again: Mexico is not part of the VWP.

Mexican citizens NEED a visa to come to the US.

USC's or LPRs do not need one to go to Mexico.

Yep, my mistake, bad assumption. All those years I just assumed they could do the same, Canadians definitely can.

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

Once again: Mexico is not part of the VWP.

Mexican citizens NEED a visa to come to the US.

USC's or LPRs do not need one to go to Mexico.

Yep, my mistake, bad assumption. All those years I just assumed they could do the same, Canadians definitely can.

The arrangement that allows US and Canadian citizens to travel between the two countries is not technically part of the Visa Waiver Program. It's sui generis. One major difference: Canadians are not subject to the ESTA pre-travel registration requirement.

[SuperDuper! 230]

Once again: Mexico is not part of the VWP.

Mexican citizens NEED a visa to come to the US.

USC's or LPRs do not need one to go to Mexico.

Yep, my mistake, bad assumption. All those years I just assumed they could do the same, Canadians definitely can.

You are so right, dear. Remember, CAN is the first 3 letters of CANada!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Once again: Mexico is not part of the VWP.

Mexican citizens NEED a visa to come to the US.

USC's or LPRs do not need one to go to Mexico.

Yep, my mistake, bad assumption. All those years I just assumed they could do the same, Canadians definitely can.

You are so right, dear. Remember, CAN is the first 3 letters of CANada!

Dear? LOL

[TBoneTX 45,284]

Dear? LOL

Indeed... oof.

Off-topic: How did Canada get its name?

Answer: C eh N eh D eh, si man.

[douglas1 0]

please..can we get back on topic

update:

I went to my city clerk to verify we could get a marriage license, but she said she needed their city lawyer to call Vital

records about this, so I am waiting to here back from them.

The actual verbage is:

First: This Civil Registry of the State of Morelos has jurisdiction to issue resolution in this matter and the means is proper.

Second: Considering the reasoning presented in the recitals of this resolution, the marriage between citizens *his name* and *her name* on the twenty-ninth day of June of the year two thousand and seven, registered in the Civil Registry Office 01, book 02, record 00406 of the Civil Registry of Cuernavaca, is hereby dissolved.

Third: Both spouses shall recover their full ability to remarry after one year has passed as from the dissolution of the marriage, as provided for by our law system.

Edited October 8, 2009 by douglas1

[douglas1 0]

update: We have our approved VISA. USCIS, NVC, & Juarez consulate did not even mention her divorce or the "1 year" no remarry law.