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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Posted
20 minutes ago, Simo1986 said:

USCIS ask for copies of my final decree divorce i just got them today so i need to sign them befor i send them or its fine to send them without signing 

I got divorced 2010

If you got divorced in 2010, what purpose does the signature do?

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2 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Normally it would be a certified copy of what you signed in 2010, when you got divorced.

My ex sign the papers but i was not in the court that time filled for it i sign a waiver for not showing up but the final divorce is certified 

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5 minutes ago, Simo1986 said:

My ex sign the papers but i was not in the court that time filled for it i sign a waiver for not showing up but the final divorce is certified 

Then there is nothing to sign now.

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What USCIS wants is a photocopy of a certified copy of a final divorce decree.  You don't sign a copy of it.

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5 hours ago, pushbrk said:

What USCIS wants is a photocopy of a certified copy of a final divorce decree.  You don't sign a copy of it.

So i don't need to sign certified divorce paper i got from court my ex signature is ther but my side said if sign below you accept all terms i did sign in the original but I don't know if i have to sign the certificate copy too it look same lik original

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The waiver you signed in presence of the notary only excuses you from being present in court during you divorce hearing and finalization.....By law to agree to divorce,you must have signed the original divorce decree. What USCIS wants is the copy of your original divorce decree (Usually in multiple pages as it contains all agreements to the divorce). It bears the stamp of the court on the last page or somewhere therein

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4 hours ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

The waiver you signed in presence of the notary only excuses you from being present in court during you divorce hearing and finalization.....By law to agree to divorce,you must have signed the original divorce decree. What USCIS wants is the copy of your original divorce decree (Usually in multiple pages as it contains all agreements to the divorce). It bears the stamp of the court on the last page or somewhere therein

I called the court and told me i don't need to sign it after the judge sign it its doesn't matter if you sign it or not its a final divorce

 
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