Divorced twice. Need divorce decree of first divorce?

[Minori 111]

I want to know if the first divorce decree is needed to get marriage license and AoS application. 
I’m asking instead of my friend who got divorced twice and she has a proof of the second divorce but doesn’t have of the first one. 
 

 

[K1visaHopeful 2,883]

All DDs will be required to obtain a ML.

Just because they married the second time, does not mean they divorced the first time.

The clerk's office will need to see all of the them.

[geowrian 22,338]

Yes they will need it. How do they know the second marriage was legal without the divorce decree for the first marriage?

[Pitaya 2,577]

You are "painting" a picture of your marital history for USCIS. The picture would look incomplete without all of the required elements.

 

Good luck on your immigration journey.

 

[Minori 111]

1 hour ago, K1visaHopeful said:

All DDs will be required to obtain a ML.

Just because they married the second time, does not mean they divorced the first time.

The clerk's office will need to see all of the them.

Thank you for always! 

[Minori 111]

57 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Yes they will need it. How do they know the second marriage was legal without the divorce decree for the first marriage?

I don’t know the “illegal marriage” .. how can you do that? 
My friends just don’t know the address to get divorce decree so she will have to track 20 years ago. 

[Minori 111]

26 minutes ago, Pitaya said:

You are "painting" a picture of your marital history for USCIS. The picture would look incomplete without all of the required elements.

 

Good luck on your immigration journey.

 

Not me. 
just wanted to know because my friend doesn’t know where her family register was in Japan. It’s 20 years ago. 

[Pitaya 2,577]

I was meaning "your" marital history, as in the petitioner's marital history must be documented in detail at the FormI-129F visa petition part of the process. The beneficiary's marital history must be documented in detail at the consulate/interview phase of the visa application part of the process.

 

If you are now applying for AOS from a K1 visa, this information should have already been submitted at the K1 visa process. If you are waiting for your AOS interview, the IO can ask to see any and all original documentation, including, all marital/birth/divorce decrees/certificates from both/either of you, that pertain to this current immigration process during the  AOS interview.

Edited November 26, 2019 by Pitaya

[geowrian 22,338]

23 minutes ago, Minori said:

I don’t know the “illegal marriage” .. how can you do that? 
My friends just don’t know the address to get divorce decree so she will have to track 20 years ago. 

By saying you never got married. In many countries, there is nothing you need to present if you say you were never married. It happens a lot more than you think...we see it here every so often.

[Minori 111]

14 minutes ago, Pitaya said:

I was meaning "your" marital history, as in the petitioner's marital history must be documented in detail at the FormI-129F visa petition part of the process. The beneficiary's marital history must be documented in detail at the consulate/interview phase of the visa application part of the process.

 

If you are now applying for AOS from a K1 visa, this information should have already been submitted at the K1 visa process. If you are waiting for your AOS interview, the IO can ask to see any and all original documentation, including, all marital/birth/divorce decrees/certificates from both/either of you, that pertain to this current immigration process during the  AOS interview.

She stay here in US and not K1. But her fiancé is greencard holder so AOS family based. 

[Minori 111]

8 minutes ago, geowrian said:

By saying you never got married. In many countries, there is nothing you need to present if you say you were never married. It happens a lot more than you think...we see it here every so often.

Oh I see. Thank you for clarifying! 

[Pitaya 2,577]

4 minutes ago, Minori said:

She stay here in US and not K1. But her fiancé is greencard holder so AOS family based. 

Correction, If you are waiting for your AOS interview, the IO can ask to see any and all original documentation, including, all marital/birth/divorce decrees/certificates from both/either of you, that pertain to this current immigration process during the  AOS interview.

 

Hopefully that is inclusive enough for you....

BTW, you should likely be posting your questions in the AOS forum from Work, Student and Tourist visas, not here in the AOS forum from K1/K3 visas.

Edited November 26, 2019 by Pitaya

[Minori 111]

4 minutes ago, Pitaya said:

Correction, If you are waiting for your AOS interview, the IO can ask to see any and all original documentation, including, all marital/birth/divorce decrees/certificates from both/either of you, that pertain to this current immigration process during the  AOS interview.

 

Hopefully that is inclusive enough for you....

BTW, you should likely be posting your questions in the AOS forum from Work, Student and Tourist visas, not here in the AOS forum from K1/K3 visas.

Yes, I assume that too, just wondered and wanted to make sure. 
 

oh sorry it’s for only K1, K3? 
Not general AoS Question! 

[Pitaya 2,577]

8 minutes ago, Minori said:

Yes, I assume that too, just wondered and wanted to make sure. 
 

oh sorry it’s for only K1, K3? 
Not general AoS Question! 

That is correct, look at the top of the forum titles similar, but there is a distinction. But your timeline says you used a K1 visa? You should be OK. Sorry, it is late...time to get some rest.  Good night, and good luck.  

Edited November 26, 2019 by Pitaya

[SalishSea 18,170]

4 hours ago, Minori said:

I don’t know the “illegal marriage” .. how can you do that? 
My friends just don’t know the address to get divorce decree so she will have to track 20 years ago. 

Tell your friend that addresses  can be had through the miracle of the Google.