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Tuesday 27 January 2009 @ 5:12 pm
Thursday 31 July 2008 @ 2:12 pm
bronxbabe426 asked:
It was the ex husbands family who she signed the papers for. I know notaries cannot sign if they are related by blood, marriage or adoption but I don’t know how it works if they are divorced.
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It was the ex husbands family who she signed the papers for. I know notaries cannot sign if they are related by blood, marriage or adoption but I don’t know how it works if they are divorced.
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Wednesday 2 April 2008 @ 11:57 pm
Rachel asked:
The two of them are my favourite things in the world and I would love to be able to work using both of them in every day life. Is this possible? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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The two of them are my favourite things in the world and I would love to be able to work using both of them in every day life. Is this possible? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Saturday 29 March 2008 @ 4:10 pm
hitoazusayu asked:
I got a green card by my husband’s working base about a year ago. I want to divorce now, but some people say that I can’t divorce within 2 years after I get a green card. I think so, if I would get it by marriage base. Some people say I can divorce next day after I get a real green card, not a temporary one.
We have been separated for 6 years already. When my husband applyed a green card from the restaurant he is working for, our lawyer told us to stay married until we got a green card and we agreed. I got my husband’s last name on my green card, so I was trying to change to my last name since I use my last name for all my credit card, drivers licence, etc.. But immigration told me that I have to bring a divorce paper to change my last name. I want to know if I can divorce or not.
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I got a green card by my husband’s working base about a year ago. I want to divorce now, but some people say that I can’t divorce within 2 years after I get a green card. I think so, if I would get it by marriage base. Some people say I can divorce next day after I get a real green card, not a temporary one.
We have been separated for 6 years already. When my husband applyed a green card from the restaurant he is working for, our lawyer told us to stay married until we got a green card and we agreed. I got my husband’s last name on my green card, so I was trying to change to my last name since I use my last name for all my credit card, drivers licence, etc.. But immigration told me that I have to bring a divorce paper to change my last name. I want to know if I can divorce or not.
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Thursday 6 March 2008 @ 5:01 am
joyce asked:
My parents had split up 3 years ago after 18 yrs of marriage. My dad moved out the same night after an argument. 1 year later, my dad hands my mother a document stating thats the divorce paper. Yet again, she had never gone to a court, nor received any kind of documents by mail, nor signed ANY kind of document before. We went to several courts, but they all say that we ahve to go to a lawyer. Each lawyer that i call wants to charge me. How to find out?
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My parents had split up 3 years ago after 18 yrs of marriage. My dad moved out the same night after an argument. 1 year later, my dad hands my mother a document stating thats the divorce paper. Yet again, she had never gone to a court, nor received any kind of documents by mail, nor signed ANY kind of document before. We went to several courts, but they all say that we ahve to go to a lawyer. Each lawyer that i call wants to charge me. How to find out?
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