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To Those from the US or Canada who have married a Dominican
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I thought you had just met this lady, she as working in your hotel and then you came to live close to her and was looking for a house. Did you suddenly get married? Or am I getting confused with someone else?
Also are you looking to get your divorce papers translated from a different marriage, or are you just planning ahead?
Also are you looking to get your divorce papers translated from a different marriage, or are you just planning ahead?
You pretty much summed it all up...lol I guess to answer the OP question, every document that is in English needs to be translated to Spanish.
And with and apostile.
Look he may have met a good woman 🤏 but why go from the frying pan into the fire.
Waiting for a divorce to be finalized only to try to get it certified in order to marry?
As Larry the Cable Guy said
"It's like wiping before you poop it doesn't make sense"
Canada and the USA are two different countries with different requirements for immigration. Take your time Ken. What is wrong with you moving to the DR for few months?
I thought reckless behavior was no longer tolerated on this forum lol...
Slow down buddy.
Slow down buddy.
It is in Spanish, but your girlfriend can translate the information for you.
I know some people here in the visa process (legit applicants, with financial means ). One has been in process over 3 years and has no idea if she will receive an interview.
Since Covid the cases have stacked up like cord wood.
You are going into the Twilight Zone of lost paperwork
Since Covid the cases have stacked up like cord wood.
You are going into the Twilight Zone of lost paperwork
We did the K1 visa many years ago, it took 3 months, but that’s because he already had a tourist visa. He wanted to work (legally) immediately. Then there was a 2 year temporary residency. At 2 year mark we had to prove we were still together and he needed a bunch of blood tests. At 5 year mark he became a citizen.
go ahead Ken sounds great go marry her and live in Veron....better yet take her back to the states and watch her disppear...
I tried three times to get my wife a visitor visa and failed. Then I applied for residency which took many months
Eventually she turned in residency for a 10 year renewable visitor's visa. Lots of paperwork which has probably evolved since then.
Wetback across the Rio Grande is the best answer so far!!!
Eventually she turned in residency for a 10 year renewable visitor's visa. Lots of paperwork which has probably evolved since then.
Wetback across the Rio Grande is the best answer so far!!!
I lived with her for 15 days. I am planning ahead. Still have not received an answer as to where do I get the documents translated from English to Spanish.
Do I really need a copy of my birth certificate?
i don't plan on getting married immediately.. of course I would still need to get to know her better.. and vice versa.
my program translated into english.. I still need to know where to get the documents translated into Spanish and apostilled
Do you ever offer any constructive useful information or do you just like to read your own words.
the document states that:
proof of single status issued by the Civil Registry of their country of origin or residence. This declaration certificate must be legalized by the Dominican consular authority accredited to the place where it was issued. If the document is not written in Spanish, it must be translated by a judicial interpreter and legalized by the Attorney General's Office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In some cases the translation can be done at the Dominican Consulate itself. Some Diplomatic Delegations accredited in Dominican territory receive the declaration of singleness of their citizens.
how do i show proof of being single?
Where do i find a judicial interpreter?
My question is where do I get these documents translated from English to Spanish so they are accepted in the DR.
I'm as serious as a heart attack. I am reaching out for some information
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