These samples work perfectly >
(Date Here)
To Whom It May Concern,
I, (USC petitioner’s name), do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry (foreign fiance(e)’s name), and intend to so within 90 days of (his/her) entrance into the US by way of a K-1 visa.
(Sign Here)
(Print Name Here)
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(Date Here)
To Whom It May Concern,
I, (foreign fiance(e)’s name), do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry (USC petitioner’s name), and intend to so within 90 days of my entrance into the US by way of a K-1 visa.
(Sign Here)
(Print Name Here)
I'm doing it as well....if we do anything we should send them on the same day so that they get everything together. They said that ppl sent flowers and the speed pick up. So I'm thinking anything we can send to show them that we understand and we are here...I'm going to include a card just stating that I miss my love one and the sooner that they speed up they will eventually get to me. I'm looking on the Internet to order the candy now! If I had to do it alone I was doing it on behalf of all of us!
I like the idea!
Hi everyone, not sure where all to post here so I hope its in the right place. Just wanted to drop in and say hi...my fiance and I filed Oct 2, and as if Oct 6 got a case number and cashed cheque, from TSC ...we have not heard another peep since. Very stressful not sure what is going on! Anyone else in the same boat?
In addition, I wanted to add what I found out from Vietnam Marriage and Family.
Whether a wedding is recognized as a legal marriage depends on "when"
"Tại điểm b, khoản 3 Nghị quyết số 35/2000/QH10 ngày 9/6/2000 về thi hành Luật Hôn nhân và gia đình năm 2000 đã hướng dẫn vấn đề này như sau: Nam và nữ chung sống với nhau như vợ chồng từ ngày 3/1/1987 đến ngày 1/1/2001, mà có đủ điều kiện kết hôn theo quy định của Luật này thì có nghĩa vụ đăng ký kết hôn trong thời hạn hai năm, kể từ ngày 1/1/2001 (ngày Luật này có hiệu lực) cho đến ngày 1/1/2003. Từ sau ngày 1/1/2003 mà họ không đăng ký kết hôn thì pháp luật không công nhận họ là vợ chồng."
Any wedding from 1/1/2003 without being officially registered for marriage (aka no marriage certificate) is not considered a legal marriage under the Vietnamese law.
People may want to ask if wedded after 1/1/2003 but without marriage certificate is illegal?
1. No, it is not, unless the two persons do not meet legal marriage requirements like age, same sex, very close (close cousins).
2. It is not recognized when dispute happens:
- Property disputes : if it is under one's name, it is that one's property only.
- Financial support : no responsibility if break-up
- Divorce: there is no divorce as the marriage has not been recognized by the law
My personal opinion and what I saw from my uncles' case,
- If you had a wedding without obtaining a marriage certificate, then explain it clearly.
- If you intend to do it but you have doubt and you cannot deal with the pressure - then do not do it.
You should understand, no parents in Vietnam (even with the new generation) want their kids go to another country without having a properly wedding FIRST and other elders/relatives can attend.
Again, what I said above was my opinion, depending on your case, then make your decision.
