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Temu tome Apprentice

Temu tome   1

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Hello every one,

My Cr-1 visa interview is next month but our wedding pictures are bothering me.

A yer ago my k-1 visa was denied and my wife and me decide to get married  and  we decided not to have wedding ceremony.

We have many engagement party pictures including family, friends and studio photo.

So should I be worried?

  Thanks in advance ,

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Oliversmom   250

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In my husband's country it is customary to have a wedding ceremony.  We did not have one.  At his interview he was questioned about it but he was approved. 

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Longingfor   195

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Wedding pics don't prove bonafide relationship. Focus on stuff that actually prove that your relationship is genuine and you will be fine.

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Dashinka Grand Master

Dashinka   24,519

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Wedding pictures are secondary evidence and not everyone has big wedding ceremonies.  As @Longingfor mentioned, focus on the primary evidence of your marriage.

 

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All the advises that were posted here are good, as they said, wedding pictures are secondary evidence, in your case, try to take all the pother evidence that you have and go to the interview with that, if they ask about it, you just tell them the truth of why don´t have a wedding ceremony... You just be fine, please let us know the interview result, but is going to be fine ok!

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