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I have been reading everything about bringing evidence, like wedding pics to interview. My question is what if you never took pictures? My husband and I just decided to get married while I was here for a visit. I mean spur of the moment thing and we didn't take pictures. I'm getting worried about this picture thing.

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Ya know, I had pics by the uncles cell phone because we forgot the camera and the pics were erased by the uncles jealeous wife. So we are actually having a formal renewal of our vows to have pics taken. I know for someone on here from jamaica it was a problem and they were told that what they did have looked staged. We actually had a notarized letter from the uncle explaining what happened to the pics and a comment confirming our marriage by the man who married us which is a well known Lawyer. But for the most part I still want my pics for myself of the marraige to the man that I love so much.

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Did you have anyone with you? Maybe they can write a letter about the wedding.

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kelad   8

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I have been reading everything about bringing evidence, like wedding pics to interview. My question is what if you never took pictures? My husband and I just decided to get married while I was here for a visit. I mean spur of the moment thing and we didn't take pictures. I'm getting worried about this picture thing.

my own was spur of the moment as well, but we have a couple pics. i say take other stuff. thats all you can do. i have tons of pics from over the year, thats what i plan to use.

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Brownie07   7

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Like everyone said, ask others. You should also consider getting a notarized letter from the minster/judge who officiated your wedding. Also consider providing receipted or invoiced from the venue where you held the wedding...good luck!

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