Free to Remarry - Texas Divorce Definition Help?

[DarkKiss 45]

Once you get your NOA1 and know which service center your petition is being processed at, you could send additional documentation. Send it with a copy of your NOA1, an explanation and new documentation. People have had documents get matched up to their case files this way. It is not 100% that it will find its way to your file, but it is possible, as others have had success doing so.

I got my hardcopy of NOA1 today. I will do it, I have nothing to lose!!! In the meantime my fiancee is getting new passport photo and new documents together for the withdrawal if we decide to do it. Thanks

[jbrd 0]

I'm recently divorced myself and have had plans to file my I-129F next month. My divorce was a speedy one do to not heard or seen ex in five years. Oklahoma has a claus that you can't remarry til after six months. I do understand this law and I think its a pretty screwed up one. My question here is though I can't remarry in oklahoma I have family in arkansas which will be giving me our wedding. I have already did my intent to marry and on that letter I stated that I was doing excatly that. Should I run into any problems? Another thing the judge said I could remarry but not in this state.

[DarkKiss 45]

I'm recently divorced myself and have had plans to file my I-129F next month. My divorce was a speedy one do to not heard or seen ex in five years. Oklahoma has a claus that you can't remarry til after six months. I do understand this law and I think its a pretty screwed up one. My question here is though I can't remarry in oklahoma I have family in arkansas which will be giving me our wedding. I have already did my intent to marry and on that letter I stated that I was doing excatly that. Should I run into any problems? Another thing the judge said I could remarry but not in this state.

My divorce was quick and easy also. A piece of cake, if you will. Uncontested, no children, no property division, and he signed a waiver not to appear.

But if you have read this entire thread, and I believe you have, If Oklahoma is anything like Texas Law, your ex could appear out of nowhere so to speak, and void that divorce. Unless you have a Letter from that Judge, take my advice an err on the side of caution and don't take any chances. Wait the six months. That's just my two cents

[jbrd 0]

Yes same with mine...but she also signed the waiver of no waiting time...she won't void it....she signed all..its takes both to void the divorce both have to be in agreement...to void it...Theres no way I will...so I'll take the chance dark ain't that what love is all about. Chances :-)

[DarkKiss 45]

Yes same with mine...but she also signed the waiver of no waiting time...she won't void it....she signed all..its takes both to void the divorce both have to be in agreement...to void it...Theres no way I will...so I'll take the chance dark ain't that what love is all about. Chances :-)

Ok I understand.. but I must say, I will definitely follow your case closely. I'm just curious to see how they will handle it. Best of Luck to you!!

[jbrd 0]

Thank you darkkiss...I'll keep you up dated. Its been already to long.