Xeniya777

    > Originally posted by Marjeta
    > > Hi,
    > > Good luck with the documents. I know for a fact that certain
    > > documents
    > > requred by certain countries for marriage might not even exist in
    > > another country.
    > > I have a friend who wanted to marry his American fiancee in my home
    > > country (Slovenia). They wanted for her to obtain a state issued
    > > certificate that prooves she is legally free to marry. The US does
    > > not
    > > issue anything like that. They had trouble convincing the officials
    > > that such document simply does not exist, but they somehow found a
    > > way
    > > out of this mess.
    > > I would say go ahead and get the notarized statements. The officials
    > > at the office probably won't know what they are looking at anyway,
    > > as
    > > long as it surves the right purpuse.
    > > Just curious. What are you guys planning on doing after you get
    > > married? Is he gonna move to Belgium or are you gonna apply for a K3
    > > visa?
    > Hi Marjeta!
    > I just started another topic to ask about K3 visas. ;)
    > Well, after getting married, we are planning on living in the US for
    > another 2 years or so until my fiancé finishes his university degree.
    > When he is finished with school, we want to live in Belgium and build
    > our lives here.
    > So I guess for me to be able to live there for 2 years, I will have to
    > apply for a K3. At the American embassy here, they told me that my
    > husband can apply for a spouse visa at the embassy for me as soon as
    > we
    > get married... I'm trying to figure out how that will go.
    > About the documents we need to get married here... Yeah, I think we'll
    > go the notary public-way. :)
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Hello. I am from Canada and my fiancee is from Belgium. We have
submitted our docs to belgium authority and we were told it takes about
4-6 weeks for them to approve. It has been 6 weeks now but no answer and
our wedding day is May 27 of this year. So just few weeks away but we do
not know if we can get married or not and we were told it is better not
to us the judge of the status of our application. What should we do
since we have everything planned out (preparations, i have airplane
tickets etc. etc). do you know any other european country that can
marry us without any problem?? thanks

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Noorah101

I'm thinking you might want to post your questions in a forum for immigration to Canada. This is for immigration to the USA.

Best Wishes,
Rene

Noorah101

Although I just noticed your title says "American.....". So are you a USC living in Canada? Are you Canadian, wanting to immigrate to the USA? Are you living in the USA, Canada, or Belgium right now?

Unless by "American" you meant you are Canadian, and thus North American.

Rene

Rete

LOL >>>

I split the thread from someone else's thread from last year that this poster tacked her message onto.

She is Canadian and apparently needs help in Belgium and doesn't know where to turn.

Noorah101

Surely there's a Canadian embassy in Belgium?

Rene

meauxna

Xeniya777,
what does the above mean?

Have you contacted the agency in Belgium that is holding up your application?

There is nowhere in Europe where you can get married fast, to my knowledge. When I tried, the 'quickie' method in Scotland still took a few weeks to arrange.

Hypertweeky

Mmm.. what is it that you want us to help with?, I am a very confussed, could you clarify??, Thanks!!