Divorce Decree Translation in Virginia
Virginia divorces are granted by the Circuit Court, and the final decree of divorce is kept by the Circuit Court clerk. The Division of Vital Records also holds divorce reports and can issue a certified copy of one - useful, but not a substitute for the decree when a foreign authority wants the court's own document.
Filing details for Virginia
- Divorces granted by
- Circuit Court
- Apostille authority
- Virginia Secretary of the Commonwealth
We serve Virginia remotely from our office in Edgewater, New Jersey.
Indian divorce decrees
Northern Virginia and the Richmond suburbs have large Indian communities. A Hindu divorce by mutual consent is granted by a family court under section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, after a statutory waiting period that the courts may now waive. The decree is often in English, but some courts issue orders partly or wholly in the state language.
Where it is in English, what you need is a certified copy, not a translation. Where it is not, the whole decree is translated, including the court's seals and any endorsement that the decree has become final.
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Does an English-language Indian divorce decree need translating?
No - only parts in a regional language do.
Where do I get a Virginia divorce decree?
From the clerk of the Circuit Court that granted it.
Do you have a Virginia office?
No. We serve Virginia remotely from New Jersey.
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