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N-400 Current Marriage Certificate

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yolkanav   3

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Hello, I see that one of the requirements for N-400 if based on married to a US citizen is to provide a current marriage certificate.

We got married abroad and provided a translation for the green card process 5 years ago. Can we re-submit that or do we need to get another marriage certificate and re-translate it?


Thanks a lot

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05-24-2014 [Day 93] - Received Green Card

ROC

02-22-2016 [Day 01] - ROC package sent to Vermont Service Center

02-25-2016 [Day 04] - Package was received (USPS tracking)

02-26-2016 [Day 05] - NOA1 Receipt Date

03-31-2016 [Day 39] - Biometrics

02-27-2017 [Day 370] - Approval

N400 - Citizenship

08-29-2019 [Day 01] - Filed online

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Initial Estimated Case Completion Date: May 2020

Current Estimated Case Completion Date: August 2020

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yolkanav   3

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2 minutes ago, jskibo said:

Yes

 

Current as in it relates to your current marriage. 

You mean yes to re-submitting the old translation?

 

Thanks for responding!

AOS

05-24-2014 [Day 93] - Received Green Card

ROC

02-22-2016 [Day 01] - ROC package sent to Vermont Service Center

02-25-2016 [Day 04] - Package was received (USPS tracking)

02-26-2016 [Day 05] - NOA1 Receipt Date

03-31-2016 [Day 39] - Biometrics

02-27-2017 [Day 370] - Approval

N400 - Citizenship

08-29-2019 [Day 01] - Filed online

09-19-2019 [Day 22] - Biometrics Appointment

Initial Estimated Case Completion Date: May 2020

Current Estimated Case Completion Date: August 2020

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Ortolan   381

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Current means the certificate for your present spouse. The certificate you have, and the translation, should be just fine. That one is your "current" certificate, even if it's a few years old. Good luck!

"Wherever you go, you take yourself with you." --Neil Gaiman

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On 8/19/2019 at 10:11 AM, yolkanav said:

Hello, I see that one of the requirements for N-400 if based on married to a US citizen is to provide a current marriage certificate.

We got married abroad and provided a translation for the green card process 5 years ago. Can we re-submit that or do we need to get another marriage certificate and re-translate it?


Thanks a lot

 Yes resubmit the one you submitted 5 years ago ( translated version).

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