Anybody Divorce in Maryland?

[Utha 10]

Anybody here got divorce in Maryland? Would you please give me the example of Certified Final Divorce Decree of it?

[TwoCats 55]

Anybody here got divorce in Maryland? Would you please give me the example of Certified Final Divorce Decree of it?

I wasn't divorced in Maryland, but rather than trying to fight that what you sent before was correct, you're better off just getting a new document.

Go to the courthouse and ask for a certified copy of the divorce decree. It will cost a certain amount (depends on your court) and they will produce a document with a raised seal and the judge's signature. The whole process shouldn't take longer than 30 minutes (as long as there isn't a huge line at security or no one at the section of the clerk covering family law or something).

[Utha 10]

I wasn't divorced in Maryland, but rather than trying to fight that what you sent before was correct, you're better off just getting a new document.

Go to the courthouse and ask for a certified copy of the divorce decree. It will cost a certain amount (depends on your court) and they will produce a document with a raised seal and the judge's signature. The whole process shouldn't take longer than 30 minutes (as long as there isn't a huge line at security or no one at the section of the clerk covering family law or something).

Is it that easy to have the judge sign the paper? I heard about draft thing by attorney then judge could sign it.

[TwoCats 55]

Is it that easy to have the judge sign the paper? I heard about draft thing by attorney then judge could sign it.

The judge would have signed it when it was finalized in the court.

It would be on the certified copy of the divorce decree along with a raised seal.

When I was divorced, the lawyer gave me, and my ex-husband a copy that just had a stamp saying when it was entered. No signature. Three weeks later, I went to the courthouse and got the certified copy which had the seal and full signature.

[Utha 10]

The judge would have signed it when it was finalized in the court.

It would be on the certified copy of the divorce decree along with a raised seal.

When I was divorced, the lawyer gave me, and my ex-husband a copy that just had a stamp saying when it was entered. No signature. Three weeks later, I went to the courthouse and got the certified copy which had the seal and full signature.

I got the paper with raised seal gold band with colourful stamp and signature of the Clerk but USCIS doesn't want it. They want something different.