Religious Ceremony wedding pictures

[VanPhoenix 0]

My husband and we didnt have a religious ceremony wedding , but we had the civil wedding in the civil register office with witnesses, judge and the official translator .

Is this considered as marriage evidence still ?

Would this make our visa be Inegible?

Thnks

[pushbrk 13,108]

My husband and we didnt have a religious ceremony wedding , but we had the civil wedding in the civil register office with witnesses, judge and the official translator .

Is this considered as marriage evidence still ?

Would this make our visa be Inegible?

Thnks

Assuming you are legally married and have a certificate from a government office with a seal, you're married. Bona fides are not about the legality of the marriage. They are about the reality of the relationship. Sounds like you have the legal part handled. No you can concentrate on preparing evidence to show at the interview, your relationship is bona fide and ongoing.

[reeses16 8]

Married is married. Your marraige certificate is evidence.

Edited December 12, 2008 by reeses16

[VanPhoenix 0]

wow I feel relief now ..... Thanks a lots .....

[mkg265 2]

I, too, only had a civil ceremony (and to top it off most of my pictures were destroyed by an over zealous x-ray security guard in the Hungarian Airport.)

As long as you got the certificate, it counts

Good Luck!

[pushbrk 13,108]

I, too, only had a civil ceremony (and to top it off most of my pictures were destroyed by an over zealous x-ray security guard in the Hungarian Airport.)

As long as you got the certificate, it counts

Good Luck!

Marriage certificates are required to prove you legally married. That has absolutely nothing to do with the reason for pictures. Pictures are to assist in providing evidence of a bona fide ongoing relationship. It is a common confusion.

The United States of America does not require a religious ceremony as evidence of either of the above.

Edited December 13, 2008 by pushbrk

[Y's_habibitk 2]

I, too, only had a civil ceremony (and to top it off most of my pictures were destroyed by an over zealous x-ray security guard in the Hungarian Airport.)

As long as you got the certificate, it counts

Good Luck!

Marriage certificates are required to prove you legally married. That has absolutely nothing to do with the reason for pictures. Pictures are to assist in providing evidence of a bona fide ongoing relationship. It is a common confusion.

The United States of America does not require a religious ceremony as evidence of either of the above.

thank goodness for that!

[notime4haterz 0]

LOL I'm the opposite...my religious ceremony was the big to do wedding party...the civil ceremony was with only 2 witnesses LOL.

But other people I know never had a religious ceremony, so I don't think you will have any problems.