prmjcm
Apr 27, 2009, 12:19 PM
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I recently was married to a mexican national, if you are divorced or widowed you will need an apostille of the divorce papers from the state where you were divorced (secretary of state), if widow you will need apostille of death certificate from the state where your spouse died also from the sec of states office. You will also nee apostille of your birth certificate from state where you were born, it is much cheaper to get these in the united states then to have them sent to mexico, and these papers must be translated into spanish in mexico by a goverment approved agency. You must go to office of Registro Civil in the city in which your future husband lives in, also you must go to immigration office and make out paper work there, the process may take a couple months, but i cannot how long it will actually take as things in mexico usually take longer than one would think, now alot of this varies state to state in mexico but this is the basic information on what you must do, there are fees for all these things.
I hope this helps Pat Moore
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