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Not putting fiance's father name on application?

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40 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

Is her father's name on  birth certificate?

OP said only Mother's name is on BC.

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3 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

Is her father's name on  birth certificate?

Father's name is NOT on fiance's birth certificate.

 

2 hours ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

In your fiancées culture, what is the engagement rite regarded as? Did you exchange vows ? Rings ? Or gifts? In her culture can she be regarded as your wife now?

Engagement ceremony in Vietnamese culture is just a ritual that's not legally binding. The groom and/or groom family ask the bride's family and bride for her hand for future marriage. There are gifts exchanged. But she cannot be considered as my wife, not traditionally nor by law. Engagement ceremony in the Vietnamese culture, as I understand it, is just a promise to marry.

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