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I got married in America but I have a pending K1

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5 minutes ago, Heidi9292 said:

yes, the whole process was online, but the couple have to be in the same room in NYC(since this is a NYC project). We got married in my husband's home office, while our officiant was in vermont, one witness was in florida, and one witness was in their own home in nyc. It was quite an experience to get married while wearing flip flops.

Awesome LOL 

I got married in June in Massachusetts but was living in NYC. Couldn’t wait for the appointment on Cupid that took months. So we decide to go to town hall in springfield, MA to get the registration and married a week later in cape cod 

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