Fiancée visa is on hold

[Oneness 17]

I messed things up on the f-129 form and I see the error of my ways now and should have hand written

and sent in my 2nd wife's divorce information. When I saw there was only room for two

divorces I put down my first wife divorced in 1985. I did not declare my second wife's divorce in 2004

thinking it was obvious because I got re-married to my third wife until the divorce in 2009.

From what I understand I need to get that divorce document to London notarized express mail. Am I right so far?

When London gets it I understand it takes about two weeks. Is that accurate?

Does my Fiancée have to go back to London for another interview?

[JoannaV 174]

She shouldn't need to appear in London again. Generally they just need the necessary documents.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I messed things up on the f-129 form and I see the error of my ways now and should have hand written

and sent in my 2nd wife's divorce information. When I saw there was only room for two

divorces I put down my first wife divorced in 1985. I did not declare my second wife's divorce in 2004

thinking it was obvious because I got re-married to my third wife until the divorce in 2009.

From what I understand I need to get that divorce document to London notarized express mail. Am I right so far?

When London gets it I understand it takes about two weeks. Is that accurate?

Does my Fiancée have to go back to London for another interview?

You don't need to notarize the divorce decree. Just make sure it is every page of it and has a court stamp/judges signature...whatever your county does that makes it an official document.

Normally the person who interviews gets the missing document and returns it to London via the courier company along with her passport. When the document is received, London issues the visa and sends the passport back via courier. The time varies. They don't necessarily do it the day it arrives, so two weeks is a good guess but could go faster.

Here's the courier page where you book a passport collection--meaning they collect (pick up) your passport and documents at your house or work for delivery to the embassy. http://www.thedx.co.uk/customerservice/dxgroupusembassy/passport%20collections/

She would pay the Combined Collection / Delivery £25.50 that covers collecting from her and the delivery of her passport back to her after they issue the visa.