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What documents are needed for Filipina fiancee to marry here?

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Jasman0717 Grand Master

Jasman0717   9

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She should bring her long form birth certificate. Is she planning on going to school here? She might bring any school transcripts. All we needed to marry was Claudeth's passport but we did take her birth certificate with us also.

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David-and-Mae Experienced

David-and-Mae   15

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My Filipina fiancee will arrive next week on a K1 visa. Will she need to bring anything except her passport and visa to legally marry here in the USA? Can someone help me? Thanks!

When we applied for the marriage license, aside from passport with visa, they asked for my birth certificate as well. Some states require SSN so you might consider applying one for her. I applied for SSN 10 days after I arrived here. :thumbs:

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04/04/2011 - Mailed N-400 to AZ Lockbox

04/06/2011 - Received

04/07/2011 - NOA

04/07/2011 - Check cashed

04/14/2011 - Biometrics appointment in the mail

04/21/2011 - Early Biometrics (was scheduled on May 4, 2011)

05/09/2011 - Case Status Notification - In line for interview and testing

05/10/2011 - Case Status Notification - Interview scheduled

05/14/2011 - Interview Appointment Letter in the mail

06/21/2011 - Interview Appointment Date

06/29/2011 - Case Status Notification - Placed in the oath scheduling que

08/16/2011 - Case Status Notification - Oath ceremony scheduled

09/15/2011 - Oath Taking - good riddance!

09/23/2011 - Applied for Passport

10/08/2011 - Passport in the mail

10/17/2011 - Certificate of Naturalization in the mail -- OFFICIALLY DONE!

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