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Meeting for the first time! then Marriage right after!

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Yo,


Interview will be in a US Embassy


NVC approved all the documents and set up an interview appointment



I met my girl online! We dated for around a year and half, then we met in real, And one week later we got married.


And after one year or more we start the Immigration process . and we have been seeing each other every 6 month.



So Do you guys think we may have a ruff time due to the marriage after the first meeting ?



I need answers from people with experience plz.



thanx


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