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Old 09-26-2005, 09:12 AM
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Married in different country, annulment in Texas?


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Can any one please let me know if I will be able to apply for Annulment in Texas while I got married in India? I am not a US citizen but qualify for Texas resident(been in Texas more than 2years). I know I am eligible to apply for Divorce, but how about Annulment? Does Annulment requires that I should get married in US? Do I need to produce original marriage certificate?(unfortunately my wife is holding my original marriage certificate, all I have is a xerox copy of the certificate)

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Old 09-26-2005, 09:42 AM
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No judge in his right mind in the USA is going to decide if you were improperly married in a foreign country.

Forget about annulment.

Get a divorce; it's easier and cheaper.
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