Plans changed. Won't be going to Cambodia.....

[Marc & Solika 1]

I hate to say my plans to go to Cambodia and get married to my fiancee in a traditional Khmer ceremony, have changed now. Really kind of disappointing. Our plan was for me to go there, get married and then come back to the US together a week or so later. But, with my whole trip including both our air fairs costing close to $3200 total, we have decided that she will just come here alone. I feel really bad about that too. She has never flown before and I really feel I should be there to suport her during her journey. I guess on the bright side, we can save that money to travel a little in the US when she gets here (haha, and pay the house payment!!).

I wonder how many other VJ member's plans have changed due to our crazy economy?

[Boiler 46,312]

Our plan was for me to go there, get married and then come back to the US together a week or so later.

How would you ever have been able to do that?

[R de la R 2]

I hate to say my plans to go to Cambodia and get married to my fiancee in a traditional Khmer ceremony, have changed now. Really kind of disappointing. Our plan was for me to go there, get married and then come back to the US together a week or so later. But, with my whole trip including both our air fairs costing close to $3200 total, we have decided that she will just come here alone. I feel really bad about that too. She has never flown before and I really feel I should be there to suport her during her journey. I guess on the bright side, we can save that money to travel a little in the US when she gets here (haha, and pay the house payment!!).

I wonder how many other VJ member's plans have changed due to our crazy economy? Me, I am on the list.

[Minya's wife 25]

Our plan was for me to go there, get married and then come back to the US together a week or so later.

How would you ever have been able to do that?

Depends on whether the traditional Khmer marriage is legally recognized in Cambodia as a marriage ceremony. If so, by doing such and then coming to US on a K-1 would be considered visa fraud (the OP's timeline shows they have a K-1 issued) because of the marriage...but if it is just a ceremonial 'marriage' with no papers signed/or registered, then its allowable.

-P