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1 hour ago, Ahmed&Freda said:

Correct which is why I said they go on cultural norms.  There is a difference between Religion and Culture in which some seem to confuse...

Yes, unfortunately a lot of people confuse the two... which is my point exactly.

 

i know some people (Muslim) who did in fact marry with a age difference, and even after divorce or widow...  to say in general it’s not normal is not correct.. because there are people who in fact do marry a divorcee or widowed women... 

i do wish the OP all the best in whatever path they choose to take. Just really be careful and think wisely about what is best for you.

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Nobody it is saying it does not happen, we see such cases here, what is being said that it is very uncommon overall, maybe not on VJ.

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If sponsor twice before means you petitioned for two other spouses or finances IMO that will be the biggest hurdle to overcome.   You'll need lots of evidence of a bonafide relationship and even more pateince.

 

 

 

 

 

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18 minutes ago, Melann said:

We have been talking got a few years off and on but I have not met him in person. I hope to visit soon.  He is from Bechar area of Algeria and had never once asked me for money 

Then, I suggest you meet him multiple times before jumping into marriage......To be honest, you are possibly a prime scammer target......I am not judging.....but we have seen it numerous times here.

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Move to Algeria would seem the obvious.

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4 minutes ago, Melann said:

Not that easy for me to live somewhere else cause if fathers son lives here.  The first two marriages were not scams but real 

What does that mean.

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And? Why is that relevant.

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The first two not Algerian but from Muslim countries.  

I know it sounds crazy that I want to marry him but I haven’t actually met him. I guess I need to visit to see how he really is.  

Like I said my sons dad lives here so if I lived in another country would be hard him to see his dad, although his dad now has not been that much of a dad :(

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On 5/18/2019 at 2:23 PM, Melann said:

The first two not Algerian but from Muslim countries.  

I know it sounds crazy that I want to marry him but I haven’t actually met him. I guess I need to visit to see how he really is.  

Like I said my sons dad lives here so if I lived in another country would be hard him to see his dad, although his dad now has not been that much of a dad :(

Could be seen as pattern of bringing middle eastern men over for the purpose of immigration benefits.  It is probably possible, but I expect you're in for a process that is not fast or cheap.

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