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Evidence of bonafied marriage

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~~moved to IR1/CR1 process and procedures from K3 process and procedures~~

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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OK.......I asked the question because in some countries, traditional ceremonies can be see by Consulate Officers as a "marriage".  If that were the case here, Mary would have been "too married" for a

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Who advised you to pursue a K-3?  K-3 visas are basically dead.  Last year only 5 were issued world-wide.  The I-129F will be closed administratively, and will continue as a CR-1.  A CR-1 is superior,

zozomike
zozomike

Wow, you folks are amazing. I just posted this morning, and already wonderful responses. Thank you so much. 

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@zozomike since they’re both under the age of 18, they’re gonna need their father’s permission to immigrate or even travel abroad. And since you guys were not married at the time, this might’ve also been an issue because Sri Lanka has more restrictions when it comes to divorces. It’s best to talk with your now wife and figure out if there were any such circumstances including any court orders against the children traveling and if so to sort that out. This could’ve been a potential for the fiancé visa denial. 

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Your point is well made, but it is not one we ignored. We filed the biological fathers notarized permission for the children to emmigrate with the fiancee petition, and have again now with the spousal petition. Also the conditions of the divorce awarded full custody to the mother. Not the typical judgement for Sri Lanka evidently. 

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