USA Court grants a Marriage Dissolution Decree without Signature of a Court Official-is this valid ?

Question

The Superior Court of California-Orange County- grants a Decree AS IMPORTANT as a MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION Decree WITHOUT the SIGNATURE of its Authorised Official. It only bears the RUBBER STAMPS of the "Clerk" . When personal enquiry -whether signature CAN BE OBTAINED even on payment of some extra fees-was made at the Court-no SATISFACTORY Answer was forthcoming.
If a Remarriage is required to be carried out in some OTHER Country, this will NOT be considered a Valid Decree. Hence this Remarriage CANNOT be registered there.
Even the Notaries in that Country declined to Notarise the Phtocopies
of the Decree since the ORIGINAL is UNSIGNED.
Even in USA, ALL important Documents/Contracts/MOUs, etc, require to be SIGNED. Do the US Courts accept ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS which are UNSIGNED IN ANY OTHER MATTERS ?

Is there any REMEDY ?

Answer 1

Any unsigned document whether a decree or order or judgment issued by any court of law is not a valid document. In order to confirm that such an decree of dissolution was actually issued by the sitting judge of the court in question or not you can inspect the file of the case which you can do as it is a public record open for public inspection, as well apply for a certified copy of the decree of dissolution of the marriage. If the actual court had not issued such a decree there will not be any copy of the same on the record file of the case as well you will not be issued any certified copy of the same, it means the court clerk has issued an forged document in the form of decree of dissolution of the marriage for which a formal complaint can be lodged with the judge of the Court for taking necessary action against such a clerk.

Answer 2

No. Signatures are the official requirement of validity for all legal documents. Hence the unsigned documents are not valid. Go through the process again.

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Answer 5

Go directly to the court house, the judge will sign it.

Answer 6

I dont see this going very far. I do see you ticking off a magistrate fast, though, by pushing what he would consider a minor clerical slipup... Ultimately he is the final say on this matter, though. Good Luck, but please tread lightly....

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Answer 8

not valid take it to ur lawyer n let him file a complaint or a repree