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Parents name on marriage certificate

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Not a requirement for USCIS as far as I know.

 

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2 minutes ago, GcJourney2020 said:

Marriage certificate does not need parents names on the marriage certificate. 

Oh great thank you! My fiance's birth certificate is being delayed (we've been waiting for it more than 1 month) and we were worried if our parents names must be on the marriage certificate as it's why we were waiting for the birth certificate...

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4 minutes ago, GcJourney2020 said:

They are huge on making sure you have your birth certificate with your parents full names on it.

Sure we are gonna get it at some point but we're getting married on the 5th October in Mexico and they were asking for our birth certificates 15 days before the wedding and I don't think we are gonna have it by then. That's why I was asking if was a must having parents names on the marriage certificate, if it's not a must we are okay to get married without the birth certificate

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