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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: Turkey
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We will be starting the DCF process and my question is since we were married the the states, Turkey doesn't recognize the marriage and therefore will there be any problems? I am aware that we could get our marriage registered at the consulate in Los Angeles, but that is not an option. We are both here in Turkey and so is it a REQUIREMENT that we get married again, here in Turkey before we start the DCF process. I want to be fully prepared and not have any "surprises" that can easily be avoided as there can be other "bumps" that can be encountered. Any and all replies are greatly appreciated!

LuckyWife2007

Fatih and Kelly's Visa Journey

2010- 12-10: Sent I-130 and DS-230 Complete Package to US Embassy in Ankara, Turkey via UPS

which included everything BUT the Kitchen SINK!

2010-12-13: Per UPS, Package has been received at American Consulate in Ankara, Turkey

2011-01-20: Received Email from US Embassy in Ankara

INTERVIEW DATE 03/08/2011 @ 8:30 am !!!

2011-03-08: Placed in AP

I will NEVER give up and WILL fight to the END!

Apologies if I state in a comment that my husband and I have been together for years & years. It's just that I can hardly remember a time when he and I were not together.

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gina_raluca   14

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Filed: Country: Romania
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We will be starting the DCF process and my question is since we were married the the states, Turkey doesn't recognize the marriage and therefore will there be any problems? I am aware that we could get our marriage registered at the consulate in Los Angeles, but that is not an option. We are both here in Turkey and so is it a REQUIREMENT that we get married again, here in Turkey before we start the DCF process. I want to be fully prepared and not have any "surprises" that can easily be avoided as there can be other "bumps" that can be encountered. Any and all replies are greatly appreciated!

LuckyWife2007

Could you contact the consulate and ask them about your concern? They would be most competent to reply :) While there is definitely some variability, the consular assistants seems to be pretty prompt with their replies.

 
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