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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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My husband and I married last month, and we will be applying for AoS to get the ball rolling later this week.

We want to have a real wedding, as we went to a Judge to have the marriage officiated. We aim to have the whole shebang in Las Vegas later on in the early summer.

Will I have any problems traveling to and from there?

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Israel
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Um you both in the US? You know that las Vegas is in the united states and you can travel anywhere that is part of the united state. Don't know about territories. Mexico and canada are not part of the united states.

Canada could have been if the did not speak French. Jk.

 
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