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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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Hi VJ,

I married my wife last year at the local Amphur and we are now at the packet 3 section of the checklist asking for the MARITAL STATUS CERTIFICATE(S) (หนังสือรับรองสถานภาพการสมรส) (also known as the Single Status Certificate) F11 and F24 visa category applicants should submit a marital status certificate. Obtainable at the local district office (Thai Amphur), it should state that the local district office completed a review of the Family Registration Database.

My wife went to the local Amphur today to collect this document but was told it was not possible due to our marriage already having been registered. Any suggestions on how to proceed on this one?

Thanks.

Kurt

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Not needed in your case.

At stated, only F11 and F24 applicants need this (unmarried children) to prove that yhey are eligible for that category. As you are on the spousal visa path (CR-1) you don't need the marital status certificate. You do, however, need a marriage certificate to prove your wife's eligibility for a spousal visa.

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N-400 filed: September 30, 2019

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
Timeline

Not needed in your case.

At stated, only F11 and F24 applicants need this (unmarried children) to prove that yhey are eligible for that category. As you are on the spousal visa path (CR-1) you don't need the marital status certificate. You do, however, need a marriage certificate to prove your wife's eligibility for a spousal visa.

Thanks for the response. My wife is filing under CR/1.

Thanks.

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