h0tr0dder_uk

Hi there, just want to clarify something before my interview. My fiance got married when she was younger and got it anulled. She had to provide evidence of this when sending in the fiance petition.

When looking at the documents that I need to take with me to the interview its states:-
termination of prior marriages* - applicants who have been previously married must obtain evidence of the termination or each prior marriage....etc).

I assume this applies to me and not my fiance and since I have never been married is not applicable. Correct?

Sorry to be a pain and ask stupied simple questions but I want to make sure I have all the documents I need.

Noorah101

It's better to have originals of anything that was sent with the I-129F package.

Rene

ian-mstm

You both need proof of the dissolution of prior marriages. You don't have a prior marriage so there's nothing for you to show. However, since your fiance had a prior marriage, then even though it's probably already on file, it would be prudent to bring a copy of that paperwork with you to the interview. The original paperwork would be even better.

Ian

Rete

I took it to mean all previous marriages for ~both~ fiancees as the instructions we were given years ago said to bring all originals to the interview that were previously submitted.

emartin

You need proof of termination of valid marriages for both of you. The consulate and CIS need to see that you are both legally free to marry each other.

ian-mstm

She needs proof of the dissolution of *her* prior marriage. He's never been married, so no proof from him is required.

Ian

emartin

Yes. I meant that in general both parties need to provide this in any marriage/fiancee case.