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Getting Married in El Salvador

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Hola a todos,

 

Im a naturalize us citizen (born from Philippines) and will get married in El Salvador

 

Requirements are to submit divorce papers and birth certificate that is apostilled

 

I have my birth certificate in philippines and needs to apostile  it from my country agency

 

but i was wondering if apostiled us certificate of naturalization is enough?

 

Thank you

 

 

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On 11/8/2022 at 1:26 PM, tomigaoka said:

Hola a todos,

 

Im a naturalize us citizen (born from Philippines) and will get married in El Salvador

 

Requirements are to submit divorce papers and birth certificate that is apostilled

 

I have my birth certificate in philippines and needs to apostile  it from my country agency

 

but i was wondering if apostiled us certificate of naturalization is enough?

 

Thank you

 

 

If they require your birth certificate, I would absolutely submit your birth certificate from the Philippines to ensure you follow their instructions completely. And then also send along your U.S. Naturalization document. I'm sure your social security number will be tied to your A-number, but it's better to submit more documentation as unsolicited evidence than to receive an RFE 9 or 12 months down the road. 

 
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