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Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2020-03-23): For a divorce to be recognized, you must provide the divorce decree and a special certificate obtained from a court or authority in the Member State where the divorce was obtained. This certificate must take a certain form (see Articles 37 and 39 in conjunction with Annex 1 to the EU Regulation). [...] If the divorce was decreed by a court or authority of the state whose sole nationality the parties had at that date, and neither of them was subject to an alternative civil status regime (e.g. as a stateless alien, asylum seeker or foreign refugee), then formal recognition is unnecessary. Insofar as there is a particular legal interest in having a divorce recognized, formal recognition may be applied for. A legal interest is given if for example they need to submit a binding declaration of their civil status for a case arising from the divorce or for registration or taxation purposes. [...] Please note that the foreign divorce decree must be submitted as a complete copy or as a certified copy with a "certificate of no appeal", stating the facts and reasons for the decision. You can either have the copy certified by a U.S. notary public (please see information lealfet), by the German mission abroad responsible for you or by an honorary consul. Other necessary documents do not need to be certified.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-09-23): If you anticipate that you will seek recognition of your foreign divorce in the United States or another country, you may need certified, authenticated, and/or translated copies of your foreign marriage certificates and/or divorce decrees. You may also need information on foreign laws concerning divorce, which may be available from the foreign attorney who handled the divorce. These are likely easiest to obtain at the time of the divorce. Copies of foreign marriage and divorce certificates may be obtained directly from the civil registrar or court in the foreign country where the marriage or divorce occurred. Contact the embassy or consulate of the foreign country in the United States for guidance on how to obtain copies of foreign public documents. Foreign embassies may require written requests in their language. Enclose copies of pertinent documents and any required fees in the form of an international money order. In some cases, an authenticated copy of a marriage or divorce certificate will be required when you need to use a legal document from one country in another country. An authenticated document is one that a government authority has certified as genuine. In the case of a foreign document, authentication happens either by obtaining an apostille (in countries party to the Hague Legalization Convention) or by having the document authenticated by the local U.S. embassy or consulate. This is not a form a registration, but simply the placing of the seal of the U.S. embassy or consulate over the seal of the foreign court. See travel.state.gov for a detailed discussion of the authentication process. For country specific information, see the U.S. Citizens Services section of the relevant U.S. Embassy website.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-10-09): Apart from the information mentioned in the application form, applicants be it married, or divorcees need to provide marriage proof or decree of divorce to apply for passport. [...] No, in accordance with the law as it stands now, applicants must either present a marriage certificate or the divorce decision, or mention the divorce in their passport, if they are separated. It is no longer required to mention a past spouse on the application. [...] No, changing name post marriage or after divorce in the passport is not mandatory for women.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2016-12-22): NEW DELHI: Making the process to get passports friendlier for divorced or separated women, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has done away with the practice of asking for the name of the spouse, following a recommendation from a Parliamentary panel. The step is among a slew of measures announced by the MEA to bring the passport-seeking process up to date with modern norms. "In case of divorce or separation, the applicant is not required to provide the name of the spouse in the form while applying for the issue of passport," said an MEA official. It is mandatory only for married applicants to provide the name of the spouse in the passport application. [...] Taking a leaf out of the experience of other countries, the MEA has made it non-mandatory for the applicant to provide the names of both mother and father in the application form if the parents are divorced or separated. "Only one parent’s name — either mother or father or legal guardian — is mandatory," added the official.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-10-09): When you apply to get married, you must submit an application – a marriage declaration – to the Agency of Family Law and pay a fee. [...] - You can also ask a representative to submit your application on your behalf. If you do this, you must give the representative authority to submit the application. However, you will still need to sign the application itself with the marriage declaration under oath. [...] If you are unable to use the digital application form, you can print the marriage declaration and send it to us together with all relevant documentation. You should note that applications which are submitted digitally tend to be processed more smoothly.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-02-23): - your passport – you must enclose photographs of all pages of your passport including the front and back page, including blank pages– the photographs must be in colour and it is important that they are of very good quality or - your ID card (for EU citizens only) – we must receive photographs of both sides of the ID card – the photographs must be in colour and it is important that they are of very good quality - documentation of the right to enter and reside in Denmark. Go to lawful residence to read more about the documentation requirements - any certificate of marital status from your current country of residence. If you live in Denmark, you do not need to enclose documentation of your marital status - certificate of residence or other documentation if you have a joint residence abroad. The document must be enclosed in both the original language and translated into either English or German - if you have one or more joint children – birth certificate(s) for your child(ren). The document must be enclosed in both the original language and translated into either English or German - if you have been married previously, you must enclose documentation confirming that the marriage has been annulled through divorce, death or revocatory action: 1) photograph or copy of a divorce decree, 2) photograph or copy of a death certificate, or 3) or photograph or copy of the revocatory action judgement. [...] If the marriage has been annulled in Denmark, you will not normally have to enclose documentation verifying that the marriage has ceased.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-02-15): This is mandatory if you are a Central Government employee. However, it is a substantial proof of your name change. Though it is optional for others, it is actually helpful to go through this as well, as it's not a long and painstaking procedure. [...] The above must be submitted either on Passport Seva Kendra or you can make online submission of documents on the website. [...] - Along with the form, you will have to submit original Passport along with a copy of the first two and last two pages that have been self-attested.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-01-01): If you wish to get married abroad, some countries require documentation that you meet the conditions for marriage under the Marriage Act – this is known as a marriage certificate (ægteskabsattest). If you wish to get married abroad, some countries require documentation that you meet the conditions for marriage pursuant to Danish law. Other countries only require that you can document your marital status with a certificate of no impediment. [...] If you are not married within this time period, the certificate is no longer valid and you must re-apply. When re-applying, you must re-submit all the documents and pay a new fee of DKK 1,900.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-10-09): When you apply to get married, you must submit an application – a marriage declaration – to the Agency of Family Law and pay a fee. [...] - You can also ask a representative to submit your application on your behalf. If you do this, you must give the representative authority to submit the application. However, you will still need to sign the application itself with the marriage declaration under oath. If you are unable to use the digital application form, you can print the marriage declaration and send it to us together with all relevant documentation. You should note that applications which are submitted digitally tend to be processed more smoothly.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-01-01): In order for us to process your application and verify that you meet the conditions for marriage, we will request personal information about you and your partner. We will also request that you document that the conditions for marriage are met. What documents we will request and the requirements for these documents depends on the answers you provide in the application, and what country has issued the documents. [...] Read more about what information and documents we recommend you have prepared before beginning to complete the application form.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2022-04-20): A certificate of marital status is documentation that you meet the conditions in the Danish Act on the Formation and Dissolution of Marriage (Marriage Act). You must either apply for a certificate of marital status (prøvelsesattest) from the Agency of Family Law or the municipality. The video below provides an overview of the entire application process. Watch more video guide of how to apply for a certificate of marital status.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2022-04-20): Provided that both parties agree to divorce and agree on the terms of the divorce, they can elect to divorce immediately. There are some extra steps to complete in order to be divorced immediately, if the spouses have mutual children under the age of 18. Information regarding these steps will be provided in connection to the application for immediate divorce. [...] Fees are non-refundable. Fees will not be reimbursed irrespective of the outcome of the application. If either spouse is uncertain about the possibility of obtaining a separation or a divorce in Denmark, the situation should be clarified before an application is submitted.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2019-01-01): You can complete the declaration of marriage online on The Agency of Family Law’s website, familieretshuset.dk. Otherwise, you can complete the declaration as a PDF file. [...] Note: You must apply for a marital licence and a Certificate of Marital Status from the Agency of Family Law if one of you: [...] In addition to the declaration of marriage, it may be necessary to attach special documentation such as baptismal certificates, divorce decrees and probate court certificates. You can see from the declaration of marriage what other documentation might also be needed.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2022-01-01): You may have to present a public document (a document issued by a public authority) such as your birth certificate if you want to get married, or proof of the absence of a criminal record if you are looking for a job in another EU country. [...] These rules only apply to the authenticity of public documents, not the recognition of their legal effects outside the EU country where they were issued – this aspect is governed by the national law of the EU country where the document is presented. For example, if you have a same-sex marriage certificate issued in one EU country, the authorities of another EU country where you may present the certificate cannot require an apostille stamp for your certificate, but will not be obliged to recognise the marriage if same-sex marriage is not legally recognised in that country.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2019-12-10): The Danes require you to submit a Certificate of Marital Status document that proves you are not already married. This document must not be older than four months. Note that if you are a U.S. citizen, you are not required to show the Certificate of Marital Status document and can refer to this page if questioned. [...] If you were previously married and separated through either divorce or death, be sure to include a scan of your divorce decree or death certificate. Note that these documents must be submitted in either English, German or Danish. If they are in another language, translations must be included.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2004-05-01): If the divorce was decreed by a court or authority of the state whose sole nationality the parties had at that date, and neither of them was subject to an alternative civil status regime (e.g. as a stateless alien, asylum seeker or foreign refugee), then formal recognition is unnecessary. Insofar as there is a particular legal interest in having a divorce recognized, formal recognition may be applied for. A legal interest is given if for example they need to submit a binding declaration of their civil status for a case arising from the divorce or for registration or taxation purposes. [...] Procuring divorce decrees, marriage certificates and other documents from abroad In order to prove that a marriage has been dissolved abroad, the marriage certificate, divorce decree and, if necessary, other documents must be submitted to the German authorities or courts.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2004-02-01): You must provide an original or certified copy* of identity/citizenship status documentation during the application process and the names on all documents must match exactly with the name provided on the application. If you have legally changed your name, you must provide an original or certified name change document (such as marriage certificates and divorce decrees) in addition to the required documentation. Please bring one of the documents in List A to an application center.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-10-04): Applicants who fall into any category listed in italics below should bring these additional documents: [...] If you were previously married: Your original divorce or spouse’s death certificate, and a photocopy. Proof that a Colombian divorce was registered with civil authorities (either an annotated birth certificate or marriage certificate) is required in addition to the original divorce decree. [...] Prior to your visa interview, we recommend that you review the data on your initial E-DV entry. On your initial E-DV application, you must have correctly entered your marital status. If you are legally married you must have listed your spouse, even if you are currently separated from him/her (unless your spouse is a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident).
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-10-09): You may present one original or certified copy of the following to prove identity and date of birth. The document must contain both your name and date of birth. Photocopies are not acceptable. [...] If you are unable to present one document from above you will need to present at least two documents from this list. Two documents must be from different agencies or courts. At least one of the two required documents must contain both your name and date of birth. Photocopies are not acceptable. [...] - Foreign passport, unexpired, with a valid, unexpired U.S. visa affixed accompanied by the approved I-94 form documenting the applicant’s most recent admittance to the United States - Foreign passport, unexpired, from Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, or Palau and a valid I-94 - Foreign passport, unexpired, with a valid I-551 statement on the unexpired U.S. visa - An official government issued marriage certificate/license - A record of Domestic Partnership issued by Oregon Vital Statistics - An out-of-state government issued record of Domestic Partnership - A U.S. city, county or state court-issued divorce decree, judgment of dissolution of marriage, annulment of marriage decree, judgment of dissolution of domestic partnership, or annulment of domestic partnership - A government-issued death certificate of spouse which includes a connection to your current full legal name - An adoption decree - A court decree, order or judgment legally changing the applicant's name - All applicants applying for a standard driver license, driver permit or ID card must provide a verifiable Social Security Number (SSN), if they have been assigned one.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2023-12-12): Dissolutions of marriage orders and divorce decrees are treated identically for passport purposes and hereinafter are referred to collectively as "divorce decrees." b. When using the form DS-82 and form DS-5504 the divorce decree should specifically declare that the individual may resume the use of the former name that they are requesting on the passport application (22 CFR 51.25). This includes both the birth name and any name from a previous marriage. If the divorce decree includes a general declaration, e.g., "The plaintiff may resume use of a former name," the applicant must submit acceptable ID in the former name and documentation showing the origin of that name and must use the form DS-11. However, if use of the former name is documented in the American Citizen Record Query, you do not have to request documentation showing the origin of the name from the applicant (acceptable ID is still required)). [...] d. Divorced applicants who request their birth last name on form DS-11 may have the passport written in that last name without submitting their divorce decree if:
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-08-19): If you are a female of Egyptian origin under the age of 21, you are required to either be accompanied by your father, a guardian, a person in loco parentis, or a written consent from any of the above. The consent should be in English and Arabic. It should be notarized by the Egyptian Embassy or an Egyptian consulate in the U.S. and by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Egypt. Proof of termination of your last marriage is required, if you were married before. An original or certified copy, and translation of the last final divorce decree or death certificate (with the name of late spouse) must be authenticated by the Egyptian Embassy/Consulate in the U.S. and submitted. Please note that if you are a female American citizen previously married, you may only remarry in Egypt at least 90 days after your divorce or 130 days after the death of your former spouse. If you are pregnant, you can only remarry after the birth of the baby. [...] Please note: If you do obtain an English marriage certificate from the Egyptian Ministry of Justice Translation office, you DO NOT need to have it authenticated at the American Embassy to use for immigration in the United States.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2022-11-14): Bring all of the following documents to your appointment. Arriving prepared will save you time at the Embassy and help you complete the process in just one visit. [...] An original or court-certified copy of the marriage certificate issued by the appropriate authorities in the country in which the marriage took place. If the parents are not married, this is not required. Bring the original and one photocopy of the document. [...] If either parent has been married previously, they must present the original or court-certified divorce decree or death certificate for all previous marriages. Bring the original and one photocopy of the document.
Claim: It is not mandatory for a woman to submit her marriage certificate or divorce decree while applying for passport (Narendra Modi, 2017-04-13)
Evidence (2024-10-08): A:It is necessary that either parent/legal guardian should give his / her consent while applying for minor's passport. Following documents have to be submitted in the given cases: [...] A:Following additional documents have to be submitted:- Court certified copy of Divorce Decree or self attested copy of Divorce certificate. To check the complete list of documents to be submitted along with the application form, please visit VFS Global Website (https://visa.vfsglobal.com/usa/en/ind/apply-passport) [...] A:Following additional documents have to be submitted:- Court certified copy of Divorce decree or self attested copy of Divorce certificate. To check the complete list of documents to be submitted along with the application form, please visit (https://visa.vfsglobal.com/usa/en/ind/apply-passport).