K1 prior spouses question

[K1researcher 0]

What if there are more than 2? the 129 and 325 both only have space availibe for 2. does it matter? what if the other one is from very long ago? Do they only want the most recent 2?

Just curious how to fill out the form in this case.

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

They want them all.

You will have to provide copies of the divorce certificates from any and all previous marriages.

If you don't have enough space, simply write "See Attached" in the space and provide an attached piece of paper with the information on it.

Make sure you write what question and form that the attached paper is referring to at the top of the sheet.

Best of luck.

[john_and_marlene 162]

What if there are more than 2? the 129 and 325 both only have space availibe for 2. does it matter? what if the other one is from very long ago? Do they only want the most recent 2?

Just curious how to fill out the form in this case.

Attach an additional sheet of paper with the information for all previous marriages. On the form put "See Attachment"

[ccndyeth 0]

you need to declare all previous spouses to avoid problems..

Good Luck !!!

[Carlawarla 1]

If you're female, along with all the previous divorce decrees, and if you had name changes from previous marriages, you'll also have to provide marriage certificates from previous marriages. You can send copies in of all the above, however you'll need certified copies for the interview.

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

If you're female, along with all the previous divorce decrees, and if you had name changes from previous marriages, you'll also have to provide marriage certificates from previous marriages. You can send copies in of all the above, however you'll need certified copies for the interview.

You know, that's funny Carla. I never once showed my marriage certificate from my previous marriage and I did change my name, they never asked for it either. It's a wise thing to send in though and bring to the interview.

[melusine 5]

You know, that's funny Carla. I never once showed my marriage certificate from my previous marriage and I did change my name, they never asked for it either. It's a wise thing to send in though and bring to the interview.

Same thing.... i even got an official translation etc....

not needed

Hello Laura ! (So how was the trip to Ikea ?)

Edited September 26, 2008 by melusine

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

Hello Laura ! (So how was the trip to Ikea ?)

Hey doll!!! How are you?!??!

The trip was great! We got a lot of stuff and our apartment is perfect now, just as we want it.

Though now, we want a house! LOL

ha ha!

Hope all is well with you!!!!

Sorry OP, just catching up with a friend!!

[Carlawarla 1]

If you're female, along with all the previous divorce decrees, and if you had name changes from previous marriages, you'll also have to provide marriage certificates from previous marriages. You can send copies in of all the above, however you'll need certified copies for the interview.

You know, that's funny Carla. I never once showed my marriage certificate from my previous marriage and I did change my name, they never asked for it either. It's a wise thing to send in though and bring to the interview.

You know, that's funny Carla. I never once showed my marriage certificate from my previous marriage and I did change my name, they never asked for it either. It's a wise thing to send in though and bring to the interview.

Same thing.... i even got an official translation etc....

not needed

Hello Laura ! (So how was the trip to Ikea ?)

In Vancouver they ask for it, it's on the forms. I remember that Montreal doesn't ask for it. I don't know if the OP's Consulate or Embassy will not though...always better to have it eh?

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

In Vancouver they ask for it, it's on the forms. I remember that Montreal doesn't ask for it. I don't know if the OP's Consulate or Embassy will not though...always better to have it eh?

Exactly Carla, better be safe than sorry!