Psychiatric Test For Marriage

sgreenwd wrote:

registered for what? He lives here with me in Da Nang and has been registered at the Apts we live in....? if that's what you mean.

Your husband-to-be seems to not understand how the process works. Maybe do a search online to get the relevant information.

Here's a little extra information for the OP.  She will need to gather all of this anyway.

https://vietnamconsulate-sf.org/en/2017 … -viet-nam/

Did you and your future husband get any info from the UBND for your upcoming marriage.

SteinNebraska wrote:

Here's a little extra information for the OP.  She will need to gather all of this anyway.

https://vietnamconsulate-sf.org/en/2017 … -viet-nam/

This is an essential list but as you are a US citizen and already in Vietnam, you probably can have these documents certified more easily and at less expense by using the US consulate in HCMC rather than long distance.  You will need to make the trip to HCMC so of course get all the documents together first.  You can then attest to the validity of the documents there (the consulate has the wording.)  The next stop is DOLISA for work permit documents so I will need a little help on which Vietnamese office you go to for marriage documents.     Sorry that I can't help you there.  The fee for notarization at the consulate used to be $50 US per document and I don't think that has changed.   Maybe you could hire a local Vietnamese lawyer to handle the Viet end for what should be a modest fee but you of course will have to do the notarization yourself first.  Translation is likely available at the Vietnamese office that certifies the documents.

Hey everyone! Sorry I went MIA. I actually did a lot of research and know what I need to do, in the correct order give and take. And yes! Once the US embassy is open for appointments other than passport issues I will head to HCMC, to get a marriage affidavit, and a letter from the county I resided in, notarized. I will also get a health check up there. Then once I get all dossiers completed I’ll head to his home town in Dak Nong to turn them into the justice department. Thanks for everyone’s help. It’s crazy complicated! But in time I will also be looking into a work permit here.

sgreenwd wrote:

It’s crazy complicated!B

Wait until you decide to get him a visa to come to US.      THAT is a fun one!  I'm almost finished with it for my wife and her daughter.  Almost a year invested already.  Good luck but it sounds like you have a good grasp on the process.

SteinNebraska wrote:

sgreenwd wrote:

It’s crazy complicated!B

Wait until you decide to get him a visa to come to US.      THAT is a fun one!  I'm almost finished with it for my wife and her daughter.  Almost a year invested already.  Good luck but it sounds like you have a good grasp on the process.

oh my god! I can't even think about it.... lol <3 that is exciting for you all though!

sgreenwd wrote:

Hey everyone! Sorry I went MIA. I actually did a lot of research and know what I need to do, in the correct order give and take. And yes! Once the US embassy is open for appointments other than passport issues I will head to HCMC, to get a marriage affidavit, and a letter from the county I resided in, notarized. I will also get a health check up there. Then once I get all dossiers completed I’ll head to his home town in Dak Nong to turn them into the justice department. Thanks for everyone’s help. It’s crazy complicated! But in time I will also be looking into a work permit here.

Talk to your employer about the work permit, they are the ones who will arrange it for you.