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Marriage in a third country

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I am from Argentina, my fiancee is American, and we are currently in Thailand. We would like to get married here, according to this article

http://www.visajourney.com/news/2010/02/07...eived-together/

if we apply for an I130 the paperwork goes to the place of marriage (thailand) Is it possible to receive the paperwork and receive the visa at the embassy in my home country?

Does it matter where we get married?

April 23 2010 -- I-129f sent

April 27 2010 -- check cashed, NOA1 dated

Aug 2, 2010 -- touched

Aug 13, 2010 -- date of NOA2, I-129F approved

Aug 17, 2010 -- NVC sent application to embassy

Sept 2, 2010 -- Medical

Sept 7, 2010 -- Receive checklist from embassy

Sept 7, 2010 -- Hand-deliver packet to embassy

Sept 30, 2010 -- Receive notice of interview date

Oct. 4, 2010 -- Interview!

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I am from Argentina, my fiancee is American, and we are currently in Thailand. We would like to get married here, according to this article

http://www.visajourney.com/news/2010/02/07...eived-together/

if we apply for an I130 the paperwork goes to the place of marriage (thailand) Is it possible to receive the paperwork and receive the visa at the embassy in my home country?

Does it matter where we get married?

For the now obsolete K3 visa, the interview is required to be in the Country of marriage. For the CR1, there is no such requirement.

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