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CasandraYounes   0

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Now I know this might sound like a REALLY stupid question, but after getting married to my husband in Morocco, do we have to get married again here? I was just wondering if our marriage license in Arabic/English translation is enough to prove to everyone. Any thoughts or advice?

Casandra and Aziz's Timeline
03/26/07 - Received my first call from Aziz
07/21/07 - 1st trip
12/14/07 - 2nd visit to Morocco
05/20/08 - 3rd visit to Morocco
07/10/08 - Married in Morocco
02/15/09 - 4th trip to Morocco

05/12/12 - 1st trip to Morocco together

CR1 Visa Journey
10/06/08 - Sent I-130 Packet
10/09/08 - Received NOA1
04/24/09 - Approval Notice Sent for I-130
07/13/09 - Informed by NVC Casa consulate busy***wait for September interview
07/27/09 - Received appointment letter from NVC WOHOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
09/14/09 - CR1 interview in Casa @ 8:00 am ******APPROVED******
09/15/09 - Visa in Hand
11/07/09 - Travel to US
11/27/09 - Received greencard
ROC
10/21/11 - Sent I-751 package
10/24/11 - USCIS receives the package
10/31/11 - NOA1 received
11/18/11 - Biometrics Interview in JAX
06/27/12 - Approval Notice sent

N-400

09/21/13 - Application filed

09/26/13 - NOA received

10/24/13 - Biometics apt

12/12/13 - Interview date

01/01/14 - Approval notice sent

03/27/14 - Oath ceremony

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Otto   83

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Now I know this might sound like a REALLY stupid question, but after getting married to my husband in Morocco, do we have to get married again here? I was just wondering if our marriage license in Arabic/English translation is enough to prove to everyone. Any thoughts or advice?

Your Arabic/English translated certificate is fine, you don't need to get remarried here in the US. :thumbs:

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nunyab   0

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that's right just get it certified translated document.... it's strange but i took my translated wedding certificate and got my social security card and sent it in for my passport name change... that's all i did.

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Now I know this might sound like a REALLY stupid question, but after getting married to my husband in Morocco, do we have to get married again here? I was just wondering if our marriage license in Arabic/English translation is enough to prove to everyone. Any thoughts or advice?

Married is married. Think about it.

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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