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Posts by Guillaume Ker

Planning a destination wedding? Many countries require a single status affidavit — proof you’re legally free to marry — usually apostilled. Here’s what it is, how to get one, and how to make it valid abroad.

Couple reviewing a Single Status Affidavit, passport, and international travel documents while an infographic illustrates the process of obtaining legal documentation to marry abroad, including notarization, foreign government review, and marriage registration in another country.

Single Status Affidavit: How to Prove You’re Free to Marry Abroad

Person completing Form N-565 to replace a Certificate of Naturalization while an infographic illustrates the USCIS replacement process, from a lost or damaged certificate through application review and issuance of a new naturalization certificate.

How to Replace a Lost Naturalization Certificate (Form N-565)

U.S. traveler holding a passport at a European airport while an infographic explains the EES (Entry/Exit System) and ETIAS travel authorization requirements coming in 2026. The graphic outlines key differences between the two systems, biometric screening requirements, travel authorization steps, and important preparation tips for American travelers visiting Europe.

EU Entry/Exit System (EES) & ETIAS in 2026: What U.S. Travelers Need to Know

Person completing a voter registration application at a desk while an infographic explains how to register to vote in 2026. The image highlights key registration steps, including checking eligibility, completing a registration form, submitting the application, and confirming registration status, with patriotic U.S. election-themed graphics and reminders about voter registration deadlines.

How to Register to Vote in 2026: Deadlines, Methods & What You Need

Woman reviewing a U.S. passport and application documents at a desk while an infographic explains passport processing timelines. The image compares routine and expedited passport service, showing application, processing, delivery, and passport issuance steps, with estimated wait times and travel-related visuals.

How Long Does It Take to Get a Passport? 2026 Processing Times & How to Get It Faster

Older couple reviewing important documents at a table while an infographic explains the Social Security Fairness Act and its connection to vital records. The graphic highlights birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce records, eligibility verification, and Social Security benefits, illustrating how official records help support benefit claims and identity verification.

Social Security Fairness Act: What It Means and the Vital Records You Need to Claim Your Benefits

Parents reviewing financial documents while holding their newborn baby, with graphics illustrating a baby savings account, long-term investment growth, and future opportunities such as education and homeownership.

Baby Savings Accounts in 2026: How “Trump Accounts” Work and What You Need to Open One

Voter presenting a photo ID at a polling station while an election worker verifies identification. A U.S. map highlights state voting requirements, with icons illustrating the voter ID verification and ballot submission process.

Voter ID Requirements by State (2026): Do You Need an ID to Vote?

Birth certificate being notarized by a notary public on a professional office desk, with an official notary stamp, certification seal, and document verification paperwork.

How to Get a Notarized Copy of a Birth Certificate

Alternative documents accepted for a U.S. passport application, including citizenship certificates and a U.S. passport.

What Can You Use Instead of a Birth Certificate for a Passport?