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It doesn’t matter, as long as you have enough evidence to prove you are married for love. My sis only met her husband once and that was during the wedding. He only visited that one time and she got approved for a 10 year green card. She’s still with him now for many years even after entry. However sRead more
It doesn’t matter, as long as you have enough evidence to prove you are married for love. My sis only met her husband once and that was during the wedding. He only visited that one time and she got approved for a 10 year green card. She’s still with him now for many years even after entry. However she submitted enough evidence that prove they were married and both families were in support and submitted evidence.
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