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From: Runge 124 on 30 Jul 2010 16:41 "Magda" <pikrodafni(a)gmail.com> a �crit dans le message de groupe de discussion : 3jq556pmg6uqshjkleqlm59al9qo14l0ep(a)4ax.com... > On Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:22:34 -0700 (PDT), in rec.travel.latin-america, > angela l > <angelalagitana(a)yahoo.com> arranged some electrons, so they looked like > this: > > ... Greetings Latin American travel forum. > ... > ... This is my situation. I am looking for insights and accurate > ... information. I have been in Brazil during 2010 for 4 and 1/2 months, > ... having been granted a three month extension at Federal Police in GIG > ... Airport in Rio (this didn't mean they gave me a full 180 days with 90 > ... to be tacked on at the end of when the first 90 days visa would have > ... expired, although I wish it could have been). Anyway at three months, > ... I got engaged to my Brazilian boyfriend, the love of my life. Then I > ... went back to the states, in my benefit, as I learned in order to get > ... us married in Brazil, I will need to take certain documents of mine > ... (birth certificate and divorce sentences (decrees) to be legalized at > ... the Brazilian Consulate, (which in my case, is in Chicago) in order to > ... apply for the Intent and License to Marry over in Brazil. Does anyone > ... know if there are any additional things, such as a non-criminal > ... history record (I know how to get this at a police station where I > ... live) Are all of these items and any others? to be translated in > ... Brazil? Or do I get them translated before I send them to be legalized > ... at the BR Consulate in Chicago, USA? I am a bit unclear as to where to > ... Notarize them, but before sending copies to the BR Consulate in > ... Chicago I would get the copies notarized and send money order or bank > ... check? $20 fee for each-so far this is the instructions I have per BR > ... Consluate webpage and US Embassy Brasilia). > ... > ... This is the second question related to my situation. Now that I was > ... told by calling and asking the Consulate in Miami (the only one that I > ... got through and numerous emails remain unanswered, btw) that I must > ... follow the rules of the Tourist five year multiple entry 90 days Visa > ... which I have in my passport. I will return toward the end of this year > ... and therefore, not oversay a total of 180 days; then we get married > ... around New Year's or, as soon as all the Intent to Marry (30 days wait > ... time for this to be posted is case someone objects) and Marriage > ... License is granted, and go to get these done at the Cartario > > You mean Cart�rio, don't you? Are you learning Portuguese? > > in Rio, > ... pay a couple hundred R$ in fees, and have my documents translated > ... properly (if I am correct, they get translated in Brazil). Q. Will > ... there be a problem if my passport with the five year BR Visa, expires > ... in April of 2011. (I would want to renew it at the US Embassy with my > ... new married name, if at all possible)??? > > Changing name is optional. > > Does anyone know if it is > ... just better to renew in the US, and also to avoid a problem, such as > ... they don't let you travel if your passport expires in less than 6 > ... months?)? Would the change of name and marriage status affect a new > ... passport? > > Just to be on the safe side, don't change your name. You can do it later. > > ... FYI, We plan to live in Rio, and worry about his US visa when day > ... comes. > ... > ... Please if anyone in this forum can contribute helpful information, I > ... would appreciate it. > > ===== > It sounds much better in French, but then, everything does. |