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Riollapi   0

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Hi there Vjers,

This question is for my fellow VJers from Holland, but if you know the answer, feel free to respond, please!

What documents do I need to take with me once I move to US with my K1 in order to marry? Someone said that K1 visa in the passport itself is enough.

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Hi there Vjers,

This question is for my fellow VJers from Holland, but if you know the answer, feel free to respond, please!

What documents do I need to take with me once I move to US with my K1 in order to marry? Someone said that K1 visa in the passport itself is enough.

On getting the marriage license, it will depend on where you're getting married. The K-1 visa itself is only for allowing you in the country.

You can click on the "Find a County" link in my signature and then look up the marriage license information for specifically where you plan to marry as the requirements vary by state and even by county within a state. Good luck!

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On getting the marriage license, it will depend on where you're getting married. The K-1 visa itself is only for allowing you in the country.

You can click on the "Find a County" link in my signature and then look up the marriage license information for specifically where you plan to marry as the requirements vary by state and even by county within a state. Good luck!

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Sirdaniel42   86

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On getting the marriage license, it will depend on where you're getting married. The K-1 visa itself is only for allowing you in the country.

You can click on the "Find a County" link in my signature and then look up the marriage license information for specifically where you plan to marry as the requirements vary by state and even by county within a state. Good luck!

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We had our wedding in California and my Dutch passport with the I-94 was enough.

Good Luck

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