what does a mutual consent japanese divorce decree look like?

Dear dvp543-ga;

Thank you for allowing me to answer your interesting question. The
information supplied by the commenter below shows the APPLICATION for
a Japanese Divorce by Mutual Consent, commonly called ?the green form?
(?kyougirkon todoke?) because of the green band that appears at the
top (though you may not actually see it in the examples he/she
directed you to.

The Japanese Divorce by Mutual Consent is called a ?kyogi rikon?. The
actual DECREE of the dissolution of marriage, legally rendering the
divorce final looks like this:

KYOGI RIKON
http://www.h3.dion.ne.jp/~barwoody/rikon_kyogi.gif

Typically the application is filled out by hand (as seen in the
commenter?s example) but the decree is typed. Notice the personal
stamps (hanko) of the two spouses at the bottom left of the actual
Decree that take the place of handwritten signatures on the
application.

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INFORMATION SOURCES

KYOGI RIKON
http://www.h3.dion.ne.jp/~barwoody/rikon_kyogi.gif



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