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Adam P   0

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Hello everyone.

I married a foreign national (of Japan) and we went through the DCF process successfully. We are now living in the US but I had one question bothering me: Is our marriage legally recognized in the United States? That is, for tax purposes, etc?

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If you are legally married in Japan, then you are legally married everywhere else

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Amit-N-Melody   11

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Hello everyone.

I married a foreign national (of Japan) and we went through the DCF process successfully. We are now living in the US but I had one question bothering me: Is our marriage legally recognized in the United States? That is, for tax purposes, etc?

Of course it is, I married my husband in India, and then we went to the marriage registar and got or marriage certificate, I then brought this certificate back to the states and have used it to change my name on my SSC, DL and Bank Accounts... In a few weeks I will use it again to file my taxes. If you did the DCF then you would of already had to file a marriage certificate with the embassy in the country you lived in, that same certificate will be used for all your tax purposes here in the US

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