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Andrei25   12

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Hello. I have a question in my mind ... and I can't resist to dont answer. I can do just the civil wedding and lets say after 1 year to make the official wedding in church ? Or I need to do bouth weddings ? :)

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christeen   966

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Just a legal wedding is required... Once legally married, our are married...

10/14/2000 - Met Aboard a Cruise ship

06/14/2003 - Married Savona Italy

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sharky-rex   76

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We had a friend of ours go through the K-1 process last year, and they did that exact thing. They officially got married in a small civil ceremony as soon as her fiance got here on the K-1 and were able to apply for the AOS. Then, they had a traditional wedding for family and friends several months later. In fact, that's what my fiancee and I are planning on doing as well. :)

Good luck!

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PabloGarcia   36

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We plan to just sign the paperwork to be legally married (no ceremony) and then go back to Romania have a ceremony in her hometown at a church in the spring/summer of 2015.

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