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Divorce decree or Confirmation letter of Marital Status???

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Hey everyone,

I am new here, and we are now starting K1 process. As me and Chris are both divorcee, and i am now working in a foreign country, this is going to be a long process and this forum is so helpful!

May i know whether a translation of the divorce decree (for me) is enough, or i need to get the "LETTER OF CONFIRMATION OF MARITAL STATUS" certified by the Consular Division of the Foreign Affairs Ministry too?

Any fellow malaysian divorcee here who can give me some tips? Thanks so much.

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Hey everyone,

I am new here, and we are now starting K1 process. As me and Chris are both divorcee, and i am now working in a foreign country, this is going to be a long process and this forum is so helpful!

May i know whether a translation of the divorce decree (for me) is enough, or i need to get the "LETTER OF CONFIRMATION OF MARITAL STATUS" certified by the Consular Division of the Foreign Affairs Ministry too?

Any fellow malaysian divorcee here who can give me some tips? Thanks so much.

I guess you will need to provide a certified translation of your divorce decree to NVC later! Check this out:

http://travel.state..../info_3195.html

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