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Hoang_Phuong   2

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Very confusing.. hope the CO doesnt get confused as well! You filed a visa petition for your WIFE, but you said "This will be my 3rd visit! While there, I'm going to be having our Dam Hoi and wedding 2 weeks apart."???:blink:

3rd visit to see her yes. 1st was to meet up. 2nd was to do the marriage paperwork.

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so you are married by law, but haven't done the big ceremony and reception yet, and you filed a cr1 petition? you're going back in october to do the whole dam cuoi thing and take pictures, and hopefully bring them as evidence to the interview....

one month is a LONG time to take off, most people get 2-3 weeks max.

K-1, CRBA, AOS, GC

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so you are married by law, but haven't done the big ceremony and reception yet, and you filed a cr1 petition? you're going back in october to do the whole dam cuoi thing and take pictures, and hopefully bring them as evidence to the interview....

one month is a LONG time to take off, most people get 2-3 weeks max.

Right on the money! I was researched online and I asked a few attorneys if I can file for Cr-1 before having a actual ceremony. They said yes with the proof of official marriage certificate..

1 month is long right? The last 2 times I went for 2 1/2 weeks. i hope the weather wont be bad in October.

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So I haven't been on here in a while.. Just a quick update and thanks for all the help!

We did our Le Dinh Hon on October 14th and Marriage ceremony on October 21, 2012.

Just a week and a half ago we received our Interview date which is on the 22nd of this month. Just a few more weeks to go. I sure hope everything goes smoothly!

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So I haven't been on here in a while.. Just a quick update and thanks for all the help!

We did our Le Dinh Hon on October 14th and Marriage ceremony on October 21, 2012.

Just a week and a half ago we received our Interview date which is on the 22nd of this month. Just a few more weeks to go. I sure hope everything goes smoothly!

Dinh Hon October 21st, 2012

Wedding October 28th, 2012

Tired as heck and typed the wrong days..

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