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They want proof that our marriage was registered in either Canada or the US (I am from the US and my wife is from Canada). However, our marriage took place in Korea, so it is legally impossible to register our marriage in either Canada or the US.

That is very worrying! I am very confused about what the Seoul Visa Office wants me to provide for my additional documentation. I can make my best guess, but if I am wrong, I really do not want my application to be denied! Does anyone else have any experiences?

I received an email that told me I had 30 days to submit two additional documents. What happens if I submit the wrong document a second time? Will my application be automatically refused, or will I get one more chance to submit the proper document?

Yes, I did send the Korean version as well. I received clarification from the Seoul Visa Office today. They said that I need to provide proof that my marriage has been registered in either Canada or the USA (my wife is Canadian and I am American). However, according to all my research, THERE...

Hi all, I got a "certified translation" of my Korean marriage certificate (a professional company translated it and signed to certify that the translation was accurate). I believe that this is all that is required. However, I sent this in with my application, and now the Seoul visa office is...

Is the Seoul Visa Office saying that we also need proof that our marriage has been registered in the USA or Canada? If so, I did not know this was a requirement. If anyone has any experience with Korean marriage certificate requirements for Canadian Immigration, please give your take.

Hello all, I have a real dilemma now! I just got an email from the Seoul Visa Office. They requested: "1. Official Documentary Evidence of Marriage from Canada or USA" However, I already sent them a copy of my marriage certificate. My wife and I both live in Korea, and we got married here...

Hi all, I've been searching all over for an answer to this question, but it seems elusive. I have to translate two documents from Korean into English. I'm going to hire a website to translate them for me, but they say they will send me a pdf of the certified translation and certificate of...

Thanks for the info. The weird thing is, I see on the document checklist that it says for the Canadian sponsor, to provide a copy of the identity document (birth certificate, Canadian citizenship card, etc.), but for the sponsored person, it just says to provide a birth certificate, without...

Hi all, I haven't been able to find a clear answer to this from the immigration website or from browsing the forums here. I am a US citizen being sponsored by my spouse. I see that I have to send in my birth certificate, but do I have to send in the original or is a copy ok? (For police...