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Packet 3: divorce decree *and* marriage certificate?

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The Packet 3 checklist for Vancouver shows that both marriage certificates and divorce decrees are required for people who have been married and divorced. But according to this post, only divorce decrees are required at Montreal.

Why does Vancouver require marriage certificates as well as divorce decrees? If you have proof of a divorce, well, you couldn't be divorced if you hadn't been married, right? I'd like to be able to tell my fiance a reason other than "It's the government." And since Montreal doesn't require them, the need for marriage certificates can't be that big after all. Or maybe someone at the Vancouver embassy forgot to take it off the list years ago and no one knows why it's there now, so they have to keep asking for marriage certificates?

from my experience I believe they ask for both the marriage and divorce certificate because the 1st one shows how many times you have been married before but the second one doesn t ...since they require all divorce decrees that is a smart way from them to see how many times you have been married ..

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The Packet 3 checklist for Vancouver shows that both marriage certificates and divorce decrees are required for people who have been married and divorced. But according to this post, only divorce decrees are required at Montreal.

Why does Vancouver require marriage certificates as well as divorce decrees? If you have proof of a divorce, well, you couldn't be divorced if you hadn't been married, right? I'd like to be able to tell my fiance a reason other than "It's the government." And since Montreal doesn't require them, the need for marriage certificates can't be that big after all. Or maybe someone at the Vancouver embassy forgot to take it off the list years ago and no one knows why it's there now, so they have to keep asking for marriage certificates?

from my experience I believe they ask for both the marriage and divorce certificate because the 1st one shows how many times you have been married before but the second one doesn t ...since they require all divorce decrees that is a smart way from them to see how many times you have been married ..

;)

Ah, finally something that the government does makes sense. Thanks for the explanation. :)

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