G325A - have been married more than twice before

[pjandrachel 0]

Hi

My fiance is currently completing the I-129F petition, we have everything in order. There is just one problem. He has been divorced 3 times before. On the G325A form it asks about previous husbands or wives but gives the space for only 2! Will he be expected to included all three ex-wives? Also he does not remember there date of births, date of marriage or date of divorce or even have all the divorce decrees. How can we get around this. It was over 20 years ago!

Any ideas will be helpful

[pushbrk 12,106]

Hi

My fiance is currently completing the I-129F petition, we have everything in order. There is just one problem. He has been divorced 3 times before. On the G325A form it asks about previous husbands or wives but gives the space for only 2! Will he be expected to included all three ex-wives? Also he does not remember there date of births, date of marriage or date of divorce or even have all the divorce decrees. How can we get around this. It was over 20 years ago!

Any ideas will be helpful

Yes, he is expected to provide the information and divorce decrees for all three prior marriages. You do NOT get around it. Certified Copies of Divorce Decrees can generally be ordered from the court clerk or other method. Google "Certified Copy of Divorce Decree, ST" with ST being the abbreviation for the State in which the divorce was granted, and you'll find the how.

For this process, there is no "get around" if something is needed and you don't have it, you obtain it.

[Sveta & Ron 23]

he can do either a background check on himself and this will give very close to dates even state and city most time then send request to the city courts for copies myself i feel a person should only have a limit of year to go back in past unless get a rfi as the thought some things are better forgotten I have a divorce wish I could forget about

[Pitaya 2,576]

Yes, he is expected to provide the information and divorce decrees for all three prior marriages. You do NOT get around it. Certified Copies of Divorce Decrees can generally be ordered from the court clerk or other method. Google "Certified Copy of Divorce Decree, ST" with ST being the abbreviation for the State in which the divorce was granted, and you'll find the how.

For this process, there is no "get around" if something is needed and you don't have it, you obtain it.

I agree totally with pushbrk.

I was in a similar situation, get the certified copies of all divorce decrees. Submit a supplemental information page with the G325A, providing the information requested, refer to the supporting information page on the G325A. The similar method should be employed for Form I-129F, Part A, Question 9 .....some of my information was from the 1980's in two states.

Good luck.

Edited February 27, 2012 by A&B

[dwheels76 5,460]

Please Please Please what ever you do DO NOT omit any information that is asked. Time does not negate the fact. And you sure wouldn't want a RFE or be at interview and they pulled the information you omitted and ask you what about wife 1 and 2. No attach the extra page. Call, look up the vital information you forgot and be very thorough and honest.

[Dave&Judy 3]

Yes, he is expected to provide the information and divorce decrees for all three prior marriages. You do NOT get around it. Certified Copies of Divorce Decrees can generally be ordered from the court clerk or other method. Google "Certified Copy of Divorce Decree, ST" with ST being the abbreviation for the State in which the divorce was granted, and you'll find the how.

For this process, there is no "get around" if something is needed and you don't have it, you obtain it.

Agreed for divorce decrees but what can be done if someone doesn't have 'date of birth' details of former spouse?

[Dave&Judy 3]

Agreed for divorce decrees but what can be done if someone doesn't have 'date of birth' details of former spouse?

[Pitaya 2,576]

You will likely get a better response rate if you consider re-posting your question as a new topic, rather than using a thread that is six months old.

Good luck on your visa journey.