Updated Visa Reciprocity Changes

The U.S. Department of State Visa Reciprocity Tables are a database organized by country in which the Department of State publishes guidelines for document requirements to be used by visa applicants in preparation for submission of visa applications. Below is a list of changes made to the visa reciprocity tables since April 6, 2018. These changes come from a post released by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA Doc. No. 18010535 ). For changes made earlier in 2018, please reference our earlier post "2018 Recent Visa Reciprocity Changes."

• April 12, 2018 Updated information for:
o Costa Rica: Updated General Information, Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, National ID Card, Court/Prison, Police, Military, Travel Documents, and Post Contact. o Turkmenistan: Updated Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, National ID Card, Court Prison, Police, Military, Travel Documents, and Post Contact.
o Angola: Updated General, Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, National ID, Police, Court/Prison, Military and Post Contact Information

• April 11, 2018 Updated information for:
o Mauritania Updated Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, National ID Card, Police, Court/Prison, Military, Travel Documents and Post Contact

• April 9, 2018 Updated information for:
o Turkey: Updated General, Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, National ID Card, Police, Court, Prison, Military, Travel Documents, Post Contact
o Ecuador: Updated Police Certificates, Court Records and Prison Records.

• April 6, 2018 Updated information for:
o Poland: Updated General, Birth/Burial, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, Identity Card, Police, Court, Prison, Military, Passports & Travel Documents, Other Records, Visa Issuing Post and Visa Services
o Cabo Verde: Updated General, Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, National ID Card, Police, Court, Prison, Military, Travel Documents, Post Contact
o Belgium: Updated General, Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption, National ID Card, Police, Court, Prison, Military, Travel Documents, Post Contact, and Visa Services

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