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As I have posted before, I plan on getting married to my Russian fiancee in Siberia very soon. After we get married, how do I get our marriage certificate legalized so it is accepted in the USA? I am thinking we must go to the US Embassy to get an apostille stamp. Is this correct?

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As I have posted before, I plan on getting married to my Russian fiancee in Siberia very soon. After we get married, how do I get our marriage certificate legalized so it is accepted in the USA? I am thinking we must go to the US Embassy to get an apostille stamp. Is this correct?

Married is married. If you have a marriage certificate that satisfies the Russian goverment that you are legally married, you get a certified translation of that and send a copy with your petition. Exactly how to do that is best answered by somebody who has done it in Russia but it doesn't involve a trip to a US Consulate or any kind of "apostille".

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As I have posted before, I plan on getting married to my Russian fiancee in Siberia very soon. After we get married, how do I get our marriage certificate legalized so it is accepted in the USA? I am thinking we must go to the US Embassy to get an apostille stamp. Is this correct?

Married is married. If you have a marriage certificate that satisfies the Russian goverment that you are legally married, you get a certified translation of that and send a copy with your petition. Exactly how to do that is best answered by somebody who has done it in Russia but it doesn't involve a trip to a US Consulate or any kind of "apostille".

OK...thanks.

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what city from siberia is your girl from? why did you not do k-1 visa is is faster to gret her here. befre you come home have document translated, and bring original with you. you will need both when you send, also bring birth records. also. sicissordoc@yahoo.com

 
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