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PACKET 3 QUESTION...

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I clicked on embassy info.(vancouver) and was just reviewing the example sheet (check list) that will be in packet 3. I noticed that one of the items that we have to submit are certified copies of marriage ceertificates if we were previously married. Is this correct?

I was aware that we have to provide certified copies of divorce decrees, but had no idea about the actual marriage certificates.

Anyone who has had an interview in Vancouver and has been previously married, I would appreciate any info you can give.

Thanks

Steph

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The certified Marriage Certificate... along with your birth Certificate & divorce decree is more to help show the "chain of a name-change" if one has occurred... as well as the obvious (re: divorce) to show you are legally able to get married.

HONESTLY even if you THINK you might not need it... YOU ARE STILL BEST to get it... would hate to go to the point of the interview and all because of one or two sheets of paper not get approved.. kwim?

hope that helps

Tracy

26/9/2007 Steve posted I129F & check to CSC

27/9/2007 CSC received it at 9.00am - signed by D.Bohn

""at this point on my timeline it said adjucation could be around the 8th March 2008"" What the??

25/10/2007 NOA1 issued

26/10/2007 Check cashed

29/10/2007 NOA1-Hard Copy received ...

2/11/2007 Touched

4/11/2007 Touched

20/11/2007 Went to police station for fingerprinting and National police check

4/12/2007 Police called police & fingerprint check done and ready for my collection

(getting ahead of myself I know <grin> but want to get everything ready

and organised - so MUCH paperwork/costs when there is me AND kids involved)

.....

13/1/2008 - The estimated date on my timeline for adjudication NOW SAYS 21st March... OUCHIE..

29/1/2008 - WOW the estimated date on my timeline NOW says 7th April.... COME ON FOLKS.. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR TIMELINES IF YOU HAVEN'T DONE SO... your updates help give number crunchers like myself something to gauge. 4th feb - all these approvals MUST be doing something, my timeline NOW says 2nd April...

5/2/08 - YAY YAY YAY.... NOA-2 approval via email from CRIS... WHOO HOOOOOOOOOOO.... the "estimated timeline said 31 March this morning just as an FYI for you all)

9/2/2008 Flying to Ohio to spend a bit of time with my darling man to arrange our wedding and also just to spend some time together :-)

......

31/5/2008 Our Wedding day (we think) <grin>

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