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Hi everyone, I'm a US citizen and am applying for my mom to come to the States. After submitting DS 260, CEAC website/NVC asks for various supporting civil documents such as birth certificates and other records. My question is, one of the required documents that shows up is the petitioner's marriage certificate (mine). However, I've never been married?? Have I mistakenly put "married" somewhere along the process such as on I-130? I'm wondering if it's a technical error, or is it a standard requirement and I can just choose the "not available" option and provide an explanation. My worry is that if it's an mistake it will delay the process. Thank you!!

 
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