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In the embassy we get the form of her nationality and Certificate of capacity to contract marriage 

 

should we translate them before going to rabat (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) or the items we get from the embassy go directly to Ministry of Foreign Affairs(no need translation)??

 

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do you mean the Civil status paper that is called "Affidavit"  from Embassy that state that you get from embassy prior marriage , if that is the paper we got that paper and it is in Arabic and English because when your request it is having to sections one she fills and one have to be assisted to fill Arabic part  you will not need translate it you take it directly to where you going married.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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22 hours ago, uxvza said:

I mean you give the  Ministry of Foreign Affairs the paper as it is or you have to translate it first because you will translate them after getting the stamp in them 

Translate after the stamp 

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