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    amyjohans got a reaction from TBoneTX in website to get criminal record in Ecuador   
    I just tried it right now and it worked.
    1. Go to www.ministeriointerior.gob.ec
    2. On the top bar where the options are choose "Programas/Servicios"
    3. Then on the left choose "Certificado de Antecedentes Penales"
    4. Fill in your information in the blanks of "datos del solicitante" and press consultar and then do the same for "datos de la persona a consultar" (you can use the information of the same person in both parts"
    5. Click on "solicitar"
    6. Scroll down and click "aceptar condiciones"
    7. Click on "visualizar certificado"
    8. Print the certificate
    (you may want to make sure you don't have pop-ups blocked.)
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    amyjohans got a reaction from Penguin_ie in Advice needed regardinf visa application   
    1. Yes, your application is closed once you have gone one year without contacting the NVC. Or if you already did your interview your visa was only good for 6 months to enter the US.
    2. Your wife will have the file the I-130 to start a new petition. The two good things are you will receive an IR-1 visa and when you enter the US you will receive a 10 year green card instead of the conditional two year one since you have been married for more than two years. The other good news is that since your wife is living abroad with you, she will most likely get her petition expedited at the USCIS stage. Most USC's living abroad have been getting their petitions expedited.
    3. That will come into play when she fills out the Affidavit of Support paperwork. She will most likely need to find a joint sponser, someone who is a USC or LPR. But you will have to read more about that to decide if a joint-sponsor is necessary in your case.
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    amyjohans got a reaction from TBoneTX in Getting married in Ecuador.   
    If you want to get married in Ecuador, do it as an Ecuadorian Citizen as its a lot easier and less paperwork. Here is the info from the Registro Civil website:
    Matrimonio de ecuatorianos solteros mayores de edad
    Requisitos
    1. Cédula de Ciudadanía de los contrayentes (Original y Copia legible).
    2. Certificado de Votación de los contrayentes (Original y Copia legible).
    3. La presencia de dos testigos hábiles, quienes deben presentar cédula de ciudadanía o identificación y certificado de votación ( Original y Copia legible).
    Nota: Pudiendo a petición de parte haber otros testigos.
    4. Si los contrayentes tienen hijos menores de edad en común presentar Partida de Nacimiento.
    5. Si tienen hijos menores de edad bajo su patria potestad, deben presentar Curaduria Especial Protocolizada.
    6. Si estuviere administrando bienes de los menores de edad que se encuentran bajo su patria potestad presentar Inventario Solemne de Bienes, trámite que debe ser practicado ante un Juez de lo Civil.
    7. En caso de no ejercer la patria potestad del menor presentar Declaración Juramentada de no tener la patria potestad, trámite que se realizara en una Notaria.
    Since you are a dual citizen, you can just go to Ecuador and get married without any problem. Foreigners who are not Ecuadorian Citizens have to wait 75 days before getting married, but that won't apply in your case.
    If you want to bring your wife to the US after you get married, you will need to file the CR-1 visa for her.
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    amyjohans got a reaction from TBoneTX in Guayaquil - Which versions of birth/marriage certificates are accepted now?   
    If you were married recently in Ecuador you will receive a typed version of your marriage certificate with the signatures from the ceremony. It is called the "Inscripcion de Matrimonio" or at the Registro Civil you can also ask for "La partida integra del matrimonio" or something like that.
    If the birth certificate was originally issued as handwritten, you need to get a copy of that. In Quito you might be required to go to the Registro Civil in the south of the city since that is where they store all the original records.
    If you go to the registro civil in the north (NNUU y Amazonas) you ask for these records downstairs.
    Make sure you get "copias legalizadas" which costs an extra $2 per document and they put a stamp on the back.
    If you have any other specific questions let me know as I have done all of these things recently.
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