Situation militaire?!

[Allegra+Hadrien 2]

Mon mari voulait aller recuperer une copie de son JAPD et quelqu'un lui a dit qu'a partir de 25 ans, ils ne donnent plus de copies du certificat officiels?! Il leur a pourtant dit que c'etait pour son visa.

Cela vous ai deja arrive?

Que faire a ce moment la?

Une photocopie suffit, ou on doit envoyer l'original?

[Gosia & Tito 199]

Mon mari voulait aller recuperer une copie de son JAPD et quelqu'un lui a dit qu'a partir de 25 ans, ils ne donnent plus de copies du certificat officiels?! Il leur a pourtant dit que c'etait pour son visa.

Cela vous ai deja arrive?

Que faire a ce moment la?

Une photocopie suffit, ou on doit envoyer l'original?

Anglais s'il vous plait. La plupart des gens ici ne parlent pas français.

Quelle est la JAPD?

If you can give more details I'm sure other members will be able to answer better. Normally in most papers, originals is best, but if you don't want to send an original, be ready to show it at the Embassy.

[Allegra+Hadrien 2]

Anglais s'il vous plait. La plupart des gens ici ne parlent pas français.

Quelle est la JAPD?

If you can give more details I'm sure other members will be able to answer better. Normally in most papers, originals is best, but if you don't want to send an original, be ready to show it at the Embassy.

Sorry I was trying to post in the France portal! I don't know how to filter these posts.

JADP- is the preparation for the military day. That's they only requirement for 18 y/o in France and you get a certificate once you completed it.

Thank you for the answer. We only have one original left but it dates from a long time ago.

I know that in France the papers always have to be dated at the most three months from when you ordered them.

I was wondering if anyone had this happen to them as well.

[Gosia & Tito 199]

Sorry I was trying to post in the France portal! I don't know how to filter these posts.

JADP- is the preparation for the military day. That's they only requirement for 18 y/o in France and you get a certificate once you completed it.

Thank you for the answer. We only have one original left but it dates from a long time ago.

I know that in France the papers always have to be dated at the most three months from when you ordered them.

I was wondering if anyone had this happen to them as well.

Pas problème.

There are some time limits to paperwork submitted here as well, but I believe is mostly for things that might change over time (pictures, police certificates, medical exams, that sort of thing). I believe yours is not one of those. As I said earlier, I'd send a copy and be ready to show original when you go to the interview. I understand you don't want to risk something happening to that paper.

I'd also re-post in the French forum, someone there could get you a better and more specific answer.

[EasternDE 35]

Copy is fine, French consulate doesn't really care about it.

[Allegra+Hadrien 2]

Copy is fine, French consulate doesn't really care about it.

Awesome. Thank you so much. Did you have to translate everything and get it notarized? Does the mariage certificate need an Apostille? (That thing drives me nuts).