judge signature for last divorced paper

[abuahmad 0]

In 1995 I have divorced my ex-and granted the divorced paper. In the State

After two years I got married and filed for I-130 and my new wife got her immigration visa and became a US citizen on 2001.

In 2006 we got divorced.

Now, I am applying for my fiancée I-129F and The USCIS is asking to have signed divorced paper of my first marriage that was ended on 1995.!!

I have the divorced paper from the State court and the USCIS did not ask such a request for my second marriage. How comes they are asking for it today??? Why they did not ask when I married the second time. Why they want it now!!??

what should I do to get the judge signature... after 18 years?

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to K1 Process & Procedures.

[Pitaya 2,577]

In 1995 I have divorced my ex-and granted the divorced paper. In the State

After two years I got married and filed for I-130 and my new wife got her immigration visa and became a US citizen on 2001.

In 2006 we got divorced.

Now, I am applying for my fiancée I-129F and The USCIS is asking to have signed divorced paper of my first marriage that was ended on 1995.!!

I have the divorced paper from the State court and the USCIS did not ask such a request for my second marriage. How comes they are asking for it today??? Why they did not ask when I married the second time. Why they want it now!!??

what should I do to get the judge signature... after 18 years?

Welcome to the forum.

It is of little consequence as to why and when they are asking for these documents now. The bottom line is that USCIS is now requesting this information from you.

Consider obtaining certified copies of each your divorce dissolution(s) from each of your respective State's Division of Vital Records/Health Department. Here is a link that may be of use to you:

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w.htm

I was married and divorced several times in several states over twenty years. I had to obtain certified copies of my divorce dissolution. I submitted photocopies of the certified copies and submit them the USCIS. At our recent AOS interview, I was asked by the CO to examine the original certified copies for comparison with the submitted photocopies. I had brought the originals, just in case. I had no issues as result of submission of the proper documents.

Good luck on your visa journey.

Edited December 26, 2012 by A&B