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Elisinha   1

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Guys,

I just realized that I don't have my fiance Marriage certificate to bring to the interview and it is was the list, I thought it was about me and i have never been married before, thats why I didnt worry about it.

My fiance gave me his Divorce Certificate.He DOES NOT have a marriage certificate. Is this enough? Would they ask for marriage certificate at the interview?

I am going to Montreal Tomorrow morning, its kinda late now but I was wondering if any one can post here your experience or have any input in case we will be asked for this doc and how I could act.

Thanks a lot,

Cam & Ellie

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Colleens   40

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Guys,

I just realized that I don't have my fiance Marriage certificate to bring to the interview and it is was the list, I thought it was about me and i have never been married before, thats why I didnt worry about it.

My fiance gave me his Divorce Certificate.He DOES NOT have a marriage certificate. Is this enough? Would they ask for marriage certificate at the interview?

I am going to Montreal Tomorrow morning, its kinda late now but I was wondering if any one can post here your experience or have any input in case we will be asked for this doc and how I could act.

Thanks a lot,

I had my original marriage certificate just in case and they never asked for it. If they ask for it you would just have to tell them you don't have it and if they really need it, you would have to get one and mail it in. He should be able to get a copy from where he was married (I got mine from Ontario and my hubby got his from TN). I am not sure why they would have this on the list (I think it is more CR1 related) since if you have a divorce decree, you have obviously been legally married before!! I have only heard of one person who was asked for it, and that was several years ago.

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sheeshkabelle   153

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The marriage certificate is for CR-1 filers. All you need is the divorce decree/certificate for your fiance.

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Inky   1,111

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The marriage certificate asked for in the K-1 papers is for if you are a female and have previously been married to show any name changes. That is all. You only need his divorce certificate not marriage cert.

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