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the dilemma..

she was married in Peru and the husband divorced her in the usa. i got her copies of the divorce and got the documents stamped from the Peruvian embassy in Houston validating the documents. she began the process to get the divorce recognized in Peru last November; at the same time we began the process for the fiancee visa. the problem is her visa interview is Monday and her appointment with the judge to get the divorce recognized is not until august.

will this be a problem in getting the fiancee visa?

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