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Does it matter where you get married?

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When it comes to AOS after a K-1 visa, does it matter in what state you get married in. Do you have to get married in the state of your current residence. In our state, you can only marry after 24 hours after getting a marriage license. If you get married in Las Vegas for example, you can get married right after getting the marriage license (and spend the honey moon there too!). Would marrying in Las Vegas (vs our current state of residence) cause issues when applying for AOS? It just seems faster (no waiting time) and more fun (can spend the honey moon there) to get married in "Vagas".

Thank you very much.

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miss191209   1

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nno i dont think it matters

08/12/2010 received NOA1

09/05/2011 received NOA2

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20/05/2011 Called the NVC get NVC number and gave our emails

21/05/2011 DS3032 email Sent /

23/05/2011 paid the AOS fee Bill

25/05/2011 AOS statut PAID

25/05/2011 Sent Request to clear the error in my name (ughhh)

27/05/2011 PAID the IV BILL -statut in process

28/05/2011 got the response for my request to modify the error in my name..== OK

31/05/2011 AOS Package sent via usps express

01/06/2011 IV bill statut " PAID "

03/06/2011 AOS Package received by NVC

03/06/2011 IV Package sent via usps express

05/06/2011 IV Package received by NVC

05/06/2011 fingers crossed

17/06/2011 second stupid FALSE RFE for missing DS230

24/06/2011 SIF SIF SIF SIF YES SIIIIF (Sign In Failed) and Case complete ( CC)

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NVC journey ended after 34 days***

28/07/2011 medical passed===> OK

10/08/2011 interview date==>ok but there is a missing document

21/08/2011 Visa in hand

27/08/2011 POE at CHICAGO O'Hare

 
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