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I am from Canada and my Finace is from the United States and we have been discussing where we would like to have our wedding. And we have decided that we would really like to do a destination wedding (if we can), most likely in Hawaii. What we would like to know is if we want a destination wedding do we still apply for the K-1 Fiance Visa and would this visa allow us to get married in Hawaii even though he is from another state? Or do we have to get married in the state that he is from?

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*See ABOUT ME for complete Visa Journey Timeline*

~~~ROC~~~

04/12/15- Eligible to apply for removal of conditions

05/16/15- I-175 Mailed to VSC

05/19/15- NOA (received 05/23)

06/16/15- Biometrics Appointment

03/07/16- ROC Decision Date - Approved

03/11/16- Text and Email Received 'New Card in Production'

03/12/16- Approval Letter Received in the Mail

03/??/16- 10 Year Greencard in Hand

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I am from Canada and my Finace is from the United States and we have been discussing where we would like to have our wedding. And we have decided that we would really like to do a destination wedding (if we can), most likely in Hawaii. What we would like to know is if we want a destination wedding do we still apply for the K-1 Fiance Visa and would this visa allow us to get married in Hawaii even though he is from another state? Or do we have to get married in the state that he is from?

C & A

You can get married in any state, but you need to check with the state of Hawaii and see what their requirements are for obtaining a marriage license. Some states have a mandatory waiting period, such as 1 or 3 days after the license is issued that you must wait before the marriage can be performed, but again this is something you need to check with the state of Hawaii. Good luck!!!

~ Our Journey ~

10/27/09 - Met online

04/21/10 - Travel to Egypt to meet in person

05/08/10 - Sent I-129F

05/10/10 - VSC receives I-129F

05/11/10 - NOA1

05/13/10 - Touched

05/14/10 - Touched

05/17/10 - Received NOA1 in the mail

07/06/10 - NOA2 - Approved!!!! :)

07/12/10 - Received NOA2 in the mail

07/13/10 - Received at NVC

07/16/10 - NVC changes embassy per our request

07/19/10 - Told we are in AP @ NVC

07/30/10 - Case sent to Cairo embassy

08/05/10 - Case received at embassy

09/07/10 - Received packet 3 - FINALLY!!!

09/15-10 - 2nd trip to Egypt, returned home on 10/5/10

12/14/10 - Received interview date

01/09/11 - 3rd trip to Egypt

01/12/11 - Interview - APPROVED!!!...but AP

01/24/11 - Returned to the states without my habibi :(

04/06/11 - AP was completed!! :)

05/10/11 - Visa has been issued!!!

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