Where do I file for divorce?

You should file for divorce in the country where you are currently living. If you obtain a valid divorce in the country in which you live, it should be valid where your spouse lives.

The county where he lives, if you are going to file in the US. Consult a lawyer in your country to see if you can file there.? If there isn't much money involved and you can do it in your country it may not be worth coming back to the US just for the divorce.

You may dissolve your marriage in California or you may dissolve your marriage in your home country if your home country permits divorce.? If you want anything other than to not be married any longer, you will almost certainly need to go to court in California to get it.? Just forget about Nevada; that was just the location of the wedding.? It is your, and his, residence that matters.

If he is a resident of California, then you can generally file here in California. You would file in the county in which he resides. A "resident" of the state means either person has a California domicile here for at least six months prior to filing the petition. That requires one of the spouses to have an actual residence in the state and an intent to remain here. These rules can get complicated so a formal consultation with an attorney is necessary. You didn't mention if you have any children or not. That can sometimes make an impact on the court's power to make orders as well. You may also be able to file in your own country but you would have to check your country's laws and whether California would recognize a divorce in your country if he challenges it later on. Such laws can have international impact and can get very complicated. Again, a formal consultation with an attorney will likely be necessary.

You can file in California, in the County he resides in.

You file in the County your spouse lives in. Make sure you know where he lives as you have to have him personally served with the paperwork Sent from my iPhone

The easy way is to file your dissolution in California because there is jurisdiction there. On Mon,

If you do not wish to file in your country, then you can file in California in the county where he resides.