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Ian and Deanna   5

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Hi everyone,

Well we got our NOA2 approved on Thursday of last week and i am looking at the required documents that is needed for the next stage of the medical and interview so i am fully prepared!! I have a couple of questions!!

1. Marriage Certificate - It says a certificate is required for all marriages, including those that was dissolved!! Is this needed if you have got the decree absolute? Cause its been about 30 years ago since i got married, divorced 15 years ago and i dont have it anymore!! And if i do need it will i still be able to obtain one, now im divorced.

2. Police Certificate - In the information on the London embassy website it says that we need finger prints done with the police certificate. Is this a necessity and has everyone out there had to have finger printing done? and do i need to get these separately to the certificate?

Thanks

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Nich-Nick   3,354

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Hi everyone,

Well we got our NOA2 approved on Thursday of last week and i am looking at the required documents that is needed for the next stage of the medical and interview so i am fully prepared!! I have a couple of questions!!

1. Marriage Certificate - It says a certificate is required for all marriages, including those that was dissolved!! Is this needed if you have got the decree absolute? Cause its been about 30 years ago since i got married, divorced 15 years ago and i dont have it anymore!! And if i do need it will i still be able to obtain one, now im divorced.

2. Police Certificate - In the information on the London embassy website it says that we need finger prints done with the police certificate. Is this a necessity and has everyone out there had to have finger printing done? and do i need to get these separately to the certificate?

Thanks

1. Marriage certificate-- I'll refer you to the K1 London thread where it was discussed. and you decide. My opinion is still no. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/350185-london-2012-k1s-from-noa2-to-interview-thread/page__view__findpost__p__6031195

2. Fingerprints. Can you cut/paste where it says that? I've never seen that. Fingerprints for some countries like Australia, but not the ACPO certificate

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AA100   19

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Hi,

I do not think you need to get finger printing done. I got my police certificate when I was in London. But I was never asked for the finger prints and I am not a British National. Since I am not UK national they should have more reason to take my Finger Prints but they did not. :)

lost_at_sea Experienced

lost_at_sea   995

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I've never seen any requests for finger prints. I obtained my police certificate in about 3 weeks.

* I-130/CR-1 visa by Direct Consular Filing in London
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scotinmass   588

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I only had to send them a photo but that was 2009. Maybe it's changed.

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