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DCF Experience in Tokyo

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Hi guys, thanks for all of the help so far , please feel free to mail me your experience with the Tokyo embassy; in my opinion access to the US embassy is limited i.e. no e-mail/no walk in window. Our exit strategy is to become married this year, apply and move back to the states from next year 2010. (CR-1 -under 2 year marriage).

I did have a general question: At the moment we are living separately. After marriage , is it absolutely imperative we live together at the same address; more specifically, will the embassy expect this?

She currently lives with her parents, and, as she'll be starting a new life, I'd like her to spend this year with her family. What do you think? :star:

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