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Proxy Marriage with Husband in Jail

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Why do so many people come to this site to ask advice/questions then go on to argue with every last person giving them the correct information just because it isn't what they want to hear? Asking

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In Physical presence of each other is the key for USCIS to recognize the marriage (either during or after the ceremony). The famous successful zoom marriage referenced in the 2nd post in this thread i

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10 minutes ago, VALU said:

How did you guys meet? Was he incarcerated when you met? Why would you want to marry a convicted criminal? You might make your life harder.... Will he be able to get a decent job and support you? What if he becomes a repeat offender?.... 

 

I petitioned a sick Narcissist & Ant-Social PD man to come to the USA, he got arrested and I refused to help him get out of jail. Some red flags should not be ignored..... 

I think that's her business . You can't judge all based on your experience....

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6 minutes ago, NikkiR123 said:

I think that's her business . You can't judge all based on your experience....

I know it's her business. I'm not judging, I'm advising, based on experience. I'm looking out for her. I hope it works out for her but she can't say no one here tried to look out for her if she ends up in a terrible situation.

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On 6/12/2021 at 12:42 PM, Staceyann88 said:

I'm sure the marriage licence won't say proxy. But anyways I've definitely got some good advice here

Aw brilliant!

Your marriage license absolutely does say proxy! We just did double-proxy marriage. It's on our marriage certificate.

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2 minutes ago, Jesserose24 said:

Your marriage license absolutely does say proxy! We just did double-proxy marriage. It's on our marriage certificate.

I'm sure it depends on individual state law.

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I'm sure it depends on individual state law.

No, because the person standing in for you signs their name, not yours. That's not state by state, even with POA you don't sign another persons name, you sign your name FOR the individual. So I'd sign Jess for Lucky Cat. 

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7 hours ago, VALU said:

How did you guys meet? Was he incarcerated when you met? Why would you want to marry a convicted criminal? You might make your life harder.... Will he be able to get a decent job and support you? What if he becomes a repeat offender?.... 

 

I petitioned a sick Narcissist & Ant-Social PD man to come to the USA, he got arrested and I refused to help him get out of jail. Some red flags should not be ignored..... 

That's not really for you to question as that's my business. I haven't asked for opinions just advice on the immigration. 

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5 hours ago, Staceyann88 said:

The kansas officiant stated it won't at all

It does show that each party was signed by the ¨proxy¨

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On 6/11/2021 at 4:01 PM, Staceyann88 said:

Even if he's not in kansas right now? Neither of us are in kansas

you said he is in a Kansas prison (that's Kansas) and you want to marry there as Kansas allows proxy marriages

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7 hours ago, Staceyann88 said:

The kansas officiant stated it won't at all

Ask them for a completed picture. This is likely a case of very specific verbiage being used. It does not say the words 'by proxy' it says 'person A for person B'. You can't legally sign (in cursive writing, like you cannot - sign) another persons signature. You can sign FOR someone. But you sign your own name and indicate it is FOR that other person - and that has to be indicated. Even when Proxy or POA is involved, the POA doesn't become the other person they sign on their behalf. Legal documents require that distinction.

 

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7 hours ago, Staceyann88 said:

The kansas officiant stated it won't at all

I should point out I'm recently married by proxy. This isn't theoretical, we have done this.

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*** Several judgmental and noncontributing posts removed. Stick to helping the OP and refrain from making rude comments.

 

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