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Does place of marriage affect AOS? Or only domicile?

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SalishSea Grand Master

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39 minutes ago, noypi321 said:

For example, if one lives in Oregon but gets married in Las Vegas does it affect AOS? I think not. I mean it will still be adjudicated in Oregon not in Vegas, right?

Place of marriage affects neither domicile nor AOS.

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13 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Place of marriage affects neither domicile nor AOS.

Well, if you're doing AOS from a K-1, you should have married within the US :D  

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15 minutes ago, DaveAndAnastasia said:

Well, if you're doing AOS from a K-1, you should have married within the US :D 

Well, yes.  This is where timelines are helpful 😉

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11 hours ago, DaveAndAnastasia said:

Well, if you're doing AOS from a K-1, you should have married within the US :D 

 

11 hours ago, Jorgedig said:

Well, yes.  This is where timelines are helpful 😉

Just wondering.

 

Yea, sorry about the timeline. Did this whole process about 20 years ago, just here to ask for people I know who need help with it or to clarify things I hear/read

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4 minutes ago, noypi321 said:

 

Just wondering.

 

Yea, sorry about the timeline. Did this whole process about 20 years ago, just here to ask for people I know who need help with it or to clarify things I hear/read

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