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Re: another question Posted on: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 14:24:45 +0000


> This urban myth has been circulating for years. Forget about it.
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> I don't undertand your question. Are you asking if you have to show
> more proof of a viable real marriage than other couples? If that is
> your question, then no, you don't. However, you have reason to be
> concerned. You might be asked to show proof that you had intention to
> leave the US once your 90 day visit was over. You did make that
> statement at the POE and promised you were leaving and then remained
> to marry. While you might say it was spontaneous, on your now
> husband's part it was not but pre-planned and you might have to prove
> that it was spontaneous to you. It depends on the DAO who interviews
> you. The fact that he booked a JP, had a wedding ring for you, etc.
> goes against the theory of spontaneity. Note, normally nothing is
> done if you can prove your marriage. However, the DAO could be a hard
> nose and decide that you abused the system and lied at the POE when
> you said you were only coming to visit when you were questioned.
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> Obliviously you were not employed in the UK as you were free to use
> the 90 day VWP, not once but twice inside of 3 months and two weeks.
> What proof do you have to show that you were returning to the UK and
> had not abandoned your residency there? A return ticket is not
> enough proof.
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> Rete

Well, I had a privately rented house in England, that didnt get given up
till after we had been to immigration and asked what we should do next.
I still have a bank account there too.
The only reason we had my wedding ring for that day was because it was
part of a set along with my engagement ring. Which I believe we have the
receipt for. My husband didnt have one for our wedding, we didnt get his
till about 2 or 3 weeks after we were married.....I believe we have the
receipt for that too. I have phoned a lawyer though, just in case. I
suppose its all going to come down to luck that day.
Thank you for your reply Rete. I can always rely on you for honesty :)

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