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Hi there! I hope everyone is doing well ☺️ I am a US Citizen and my fiance is from Egypt. I have been divorced and currently, to get married in Egypt it's a long process of apostille, registering in Egypt, etc. As Egypt is not part of the Hague Convention.

 

Because of this, we are entertaining online marriage and then I will fly to Egypt the following two weeks to be together. (Have been 4 times prior). 

 

I know many have strong opinions regarding online marriage. However, I would love to hear anyone's experience and opinions ☺️

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On 9/9/2021 at 9:29 AM, HRQX said:

WebWed is a third party business that overcharges. It's better to deal directly with the Utah County clerk:

I agree.  I did it directly through the Utah County clerk and it was very easy and they were helpful.

 

On 9/9/2021 at 9:21 AM, Laurasamak said:

I will fly to Egypt the following two weeks to be together

Personally, I would wait until you are together to get married that way there is no need to prove that it was later consummated.

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      Hi Laurasmak,

 

            Do you know if the American embassy in Cairo will accept an online marriage?  I don't know much about it but am wondering if other Cairo filers have gotten the CR 1 visa that way, do you know?

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1 minute ago, virgie6810 said:

      Hi Laurasmak,

 

            Do you know if the American embassy in Cairo will accept an online marriage?  I don't know much about it but am wondering if other Cairo filers have gotten the CR 1 visa that way, do you know?

Yes they are accepted by USCIS (if consummated) and the consulate will accept it. 

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On 9/8/2021 at 9:21 PM, Laurasamak said:

Hi there! I hope everyone is doing well ☺️ I am a US Citizen and my fiance is from Egypt. I have been divorced and currently, to get married in Egypt it's a long process of apostille, registering in Egypt, etc. As Egypt is not part of the Hague Convention.

 

Because of this, we are entertaining online marriage and then I will fly to Egypt the following two weeks to be together. (Have been 4 times prior). 

 

I know many have strong opinions regarding online marriage. However, I would love to hear anyone's experience and opinions ☺️

Go for it!  The only thing is you can't file until you are in Egypt.  I wish I would have done it too instead of waiting to get married in Costa Rica!  Best of luck!  

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One thing to note about WebWeb is they are essentially just officiating for a Utah County marriage at rather high prices.  The Utah County clerks office does nice ceremonies for $35
 
1. Get Marriage License. $70
2. Get married by online marriage ceremony. $35
 
TOTAL COST $105
 
Include ordering apostilled copy of marriage certificate.  Not needed for USCIS.  Required in some other countries. $45
TOTAL COST $150
 
OR WebWed Mobile.
1. Get married $899 for Non-U.S citizen.
TOTAL COST $899
 
Include ordering apostilled copy of marriage certificate $425
TOTAL COST $1,324

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