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Divorce Decrees

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My attorney in BANGKOK just called TWO weeks before my SO's interview and said the U.S. Embassy requires the original decrees of my divorces; not copies. Has anyone ever heard of this? Is this true? The VJ guidelines state copies of the decrees.

Has anyone's SO had their interview yet that the interviewer has required originals? Can anyone point me to USCIS or DHS webpage that states these requirements? Or is it up to the embassy to what they want?

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reach449

I just had my interview in BKK two weeks ago and they DID want the original/certified copies of my divorce. One good thing is you can probably get your original/certified divorce paperwork in about 5 days if you call them and pay over the phone and then you can DHL or FedEx it to BKK in 3 days. So if you start now you can still get the papers over there on time. You only need them at the interview. Good luck. Ken

 
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