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My husband has 2 previous marriages. When he applied for his Legal Capacity to Marry (in Cebu Consular Office) as a requirement for our civil wedding, he brought ONLY the latest divorce decree. The Consul did not look for the divorce decree with the FIRTS wife.. Will it be like this too during the interview (US Embassy in Manila)? We do not have to bring both (1st & 2nd marriages) divorce decrees.

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hi

when we had our interview in sydney australia...we took both my husband's divorce decree's...im not sure what happens in manilla though sorry...wouldnt it be better if both decree's were present for them to look at just in case

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kath

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My husband has 2 previous marriages. When he applied for his Legal Capacity to Marry (in Cebu Consular Office) as a requirement for our civil wedding, he brought ONLY the latest divorce decree. The Consul did not look for the divorce decree with the FIRTS wife.. Will it be like this too during the interview (US Embassy in Manila)? We do not have to bring both (1st & 2nd marriages) divorce decrees.

I suggest you have BOTH decrees. The interview is not the time when you want to come up short on proof!

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My husband has 2 previous marriages. When he applied for his Legal Capacity to Marry (in Cebu Consular Office) as a requirement for our civil wedding, he brought ONLY the latest divorce decree. The Consul did not look for the divorce decree with the FIRTS wife.. Will it be like this too during the interview (US Embassy in Manila)? We do not have to bring both (1st & 2nd marriages) divorce decrees.

I suggest you have BOTH decrees. The interview is not the time when you want to come up short on proof!

Absolutely bring both decrees and make sure they are original certified copies from the court.

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