Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
My future K1 visa fianc� has never been married, but she has a daughter. There is an error on the daughter�s birth certificate indicating that her parent (my fianc�) was married. To get a passport for her daughter (her countries passport), due to the error, she had to get an official government �Certificate of no marriage� from her countries national statistics office to prove she was never married.
Would the error on the daughter�s birth certificate be a problem with US immigration? It says she was married, but as she wasn�t there are no divorce papers. Would the �Certificate of no marriage� be enough to prove things?
Asked on 3/12/12, 12:32 am
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Answered on 3/12/12, 2:58 pm
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