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First JP Marriage and have Wedding 5 months later affect AOS?

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Chris&Kirara   0

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Due to visa timeline requirements, we are thinking of signing papers at the courthouse; and we will have a wedding ceremony 5 months later when everyone in her family can make the trip. Would this cause any problems when we go for the greencard interview? Anybody else done something similar?

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Konichiwa.

Not a problem at all. Same as ours.

Due to visa timeline requirements, we are thinking of signing papers at the courthouse; and we will have a wedding ceremony 5 months later when everyone in her family can make the trip. Would this cause any problems when we go for the greencard interview? Anybody else done something similar?

Thanks

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*JG*   2

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No problems. Lots of people have done it that way.

Life's just a crazy ride on a run away train

You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

You only get one trip

So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

You only get one trip

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We did the same and had no problems. Except that now my wife wants to celebrate 2 anniversaries! :huh:

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Thank you. I thought that it would be okay, but I was just curious if the interviewer asked very many questions about the situation. I would like to have it all on the same day. I think that it would be more "special", but I have to keep the in-laws happy so she is happy :P

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