GeoNassif

Thanks for the replies. We will check with the different offices responsible for these kind of things in different counties and see what they will tell us. The Miami thing sounds re-assuring since it's not so far from where we live.

Thank you for that offer. I will keep it in mind. Vegas will be our last resort if we can't find alternative options. I am quite surprised. I cannot find any definitive information about this on Florida-related websites. So this is purely dependent on the speed of the county office and not the Bureau of Vital Statistics? Or who issued your marriage certificate in your case, do you know?

Hello, I have a question regarding obtaining the marriage certificate in Florida. I have come to find out that it takes up to 60 days to process the marriage certificate in Florida, but that does not really work for my 90-day timeline in the US. They also do not have any expedite options. My question is, what are my options here? Would a Vegas marriage be a better substitute? Regards.

Hello all, I am in an interesting situation at the moment. I am not living in my home country for the last couple of years, and I am about to apply for the k1 visa from my current country of residence (which I am not a citizen of/born here). My question is as follows.. Regarding my birth certificate and certificate of good conduct that I need to get from my home country, will the embassy in my current country of residence accept these documents? Do they need to be translated? Do they need to be notarized from the American embassy in my home country? Does anyone have experience with this? Basically, what steps do I need to take here in such a situation? I would really appreciate any first-hand experience here and advice. Thanks in advance!