digital copy of Divorce Decree

[sam808 0]

Does USEM accept digital, or scanned copy of Divorce Decree?

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[Sylvia_n_Joseph 3]

everything submitted must be on paper.

[sam808 0]

everything submitted must be on paper.

You mean, the divorce decree should be the original form? Scanned copies are not acceptable?

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[Mitchamy 0]

Does USEM accept digital, or scanned copy of Divorce Decree?

Thanks everyone for responding.

Must be ORIGINAL DIVORCE DECREE.

[*Giuly and Rocky* 0]

Does USEM accept digital, or scanned copy of Divorce Decree?

Thanks everyone for responding.

Must be ORIGINAL DIVORCE DECREE.

U need to get a certificate divorce decree and submit a photocopy of it...it's always recommended to submit photocopies of the evidence and save your originals for the interview

[pushbrk 13,639]

Does USEM accept digital, or scanned copy of Divorce Decree?

Thanks everyone for responding.

Must be ORIGINAL DIVORCE DECREE.

U need to get a certificate divorce decree and submit a photocopy of it...it's always recommended to submit photocopies of the evidence and save your originals for the interview

Photocopy is correct but bear in mind that to "photocopy" is to scan and print. Whether the two functions are accomplished in one pass on the same device or in two passes on two devices is of no concern to the reader.

It's always a good idea to have the original "certified copy" on hand at the interview, in case they want to inspect it but is only a "requirement" if they ask to inspect it and then only if they won't move forward without it when you say you don't have it.

[*julez* 124]

When my now husband presented himself for a K1 visa interview at the US Embassy in London, the original documentation he presented was in reference to his own divorce, not mine.

As I understand it, divorce is not allowed in the Phillippines, therefore the Filipina K1 visa seeker wouldn't need to supply an original divorce decree for herself as she would only ever have possibly dissoved a marriage through annulment. In that case original annulment documentation would be required. The USC would have previously provided documentary evidence of being free to marry during the I129f petition filing.