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Should we include wedding photos for a k1

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Austin86   7

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so me and my fiancee are not legally married in any way shape or from, however we have a mock/religious only wedding in the Philippines so her family had a wedding to attended to. My fiancee was the first born and the first to get married and I did not like the idea of her family not having a wedding to go to her us. 

 

I feel mixed about using the photos as proof of our relationship. I feel like it could cause confusion and it would be better to not include it. I guessing if we label it right  and make it clear it was a mock wedding, rehearsal weeding or something it would be ok.

 

what are your thoughts ?

 

 

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Don't do it.  Never submit ambiguous evidence to immigration authorities.   Appearing "too married for a K-1" is a real thing. 

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You should not do any mock wedding.  We thought about doing that but I saw on social media people getting denied for doing that so we withdrew and just did a CR-1.  If they have any suspicions that you are married, they will deny you.  Wait until green card, then go back and do the mock wedding later.

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Austin86   7

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10 minutes ago, JD2 said:

You should not do any mock wedding.  We thought about doing that but I saw on social media people getting denied for doing that so we withdrew and just did a CR-1.  If they have any suspicions that you are married, they will deny you.  Wait until green card, then go back and do the mock wedding later.

way to late for that. 

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Wow, just wow.

 

Marry properly and go the CR1 route.

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