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CR-1, marrying in Indonesia, marriage license, pre-nuptial agreement

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Hello everyone :)

I would like to ask for some guidance with regards to marrying my fiancee in Indonesia this coming June.

1. She lives near Cirebon in West Java. Where do we need to go to obtain a marriage license or certificate?

2. Do you have any recommendations/advice about a pre-nuptial agreement? Is it necessary?

Please let me know if there is anything else that could be of help.

Thank you in advance and take care :)

Ryan

2003 - met online

12-09-2010 - met for the first time

12-11-2010 - engaged

06-07-2011 - married

09-27-2011 - I-130 sent

09-29-2011 - NOA1

04-04-2012 - I-130 approved

05-14-2012 - NVC Case number received

06-26-2012 - Case completed

08-02-2012 - VISA APPROVED :)

 
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