Larry n Mary

I hope your correct Theresa...thak you for your reply..you have singlehandidly lowered my blood pressure 50 points.

We also recieved an RFE when we were at this point in the process. Within a week you should recieve a letter that will tell you what evidence they need. In our case my fiance was previously married and the RFE was for a document from the National Statistics Office showing that her annullment judgement had been filed there. We filed the papers with the NSO and got the document they were looking for.
Here is the good news:
#1-at least someone is now looking at your file, and
#2-we were approved within a month of satisfying the RFE.
Good Luck

Actually after you get the finality of the annulment..that paper needs to be registered with the local civil registrar where the marriage happened and also at he local civil registrar where the annulment was granted..after that, the Local civil registrar where marriage happened will register the annulment and will forward the paperwork with the National statistic office. Then you will be advised to wait a certain period of time and after that to follow it up with the NSO of they got the papers. Ones NSO gets the paperwork they will update the annulment information in their database and then you will be given a period of time as to when the annotated Marriage contact will be secured. Basically, the official finality of the annulment process ends when the NSO is able to anotate the marriage contract and be ready for issuance.

Dean_De has correct answer! Having a court judgement / finality of the annulment is not enough. It has to be annotated in the previous marriage contract. Also, this must be printed out in security paper issued by NSO.

Congratulations.......so happy for you.......