trying to get divorce

freedom1984 Member

Member since 09 December 2016

freedom1984Member09 December 2016 23:35:37

hi im i need some advise or help i got married in 2009 my wife is in vietnam i tried to sponsor her over to canada and she was denied we have not spoke for over 4 years and i tried to find her , i found her on facebook she will not respond to me i have no paperwork i need to get divorced how can i get marriage certificate so i can get divorced she may have even already did the divorce i dont know can i get any help? what can i do about this

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Fadi Nafti New member

Member since 06 December 2016

Fadi NaftiNew member10 December 2016 01:16:53

Hi I am sorry to hear about your wife the best thing you can do is contact your embassy in that country. They will advise you on the best way to oroceed. Good luck

krysia Member

Member since 28 June 2011

krysiaMember10 December 2016 01:19:35

Hi Freedom, in what province of Canada are you

freedom1984 Member

Member since 09 December 2016

freedom1984Member10 December 2016 05:09:53

Ontario

GuestPoster491 Guest

GuestPoster491Guest10 December 2016 14:05:48

You should contact a lawyer, not the Vietnam embassy. False convenience marriages are never a good idea.

Fadi Nafti New member

Member since 06 December 2016

Fadi NaftiNew member10 December 2016 23:06:48

true but if you contact the canadain embassy in vietnam they can help you to get a lawyer there who will know the laws.

Katto1972 New member

Member since 24 January 2017

Katto1972New member27 January 2017 12:46:50

Hi freedom, for me,marriage is the hard thing ,please don't rush on this but am crying if you already have kids.The aftermaths remains to them but if no any kids ok contact the lawyer and the psychologist for help.I fail to give strong comments because good advocacy inquires to listen both sides.

Thanks

Philbert