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Lauro
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Posted on 04-07-12 8:01
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Q1. I got married two years ago in Nepal. I have not registered the marriage legally in Nepal. The government officials deny for registering my marriage in Nepal in my absence even though I had an application letter with my signature. They say both husband and wife need to be present in order to be registered. In this case, how can I get a marriage certificate? I need this certificate to apply a dependent visa (F2) for my wife.
Q2. If granted a visa (F2) how soon should my wife leave to the United States? I heard somewhere within 6 months, is that correct?
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Lauro 
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Lauro
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Posted on 04-08-12 7:59
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Anybody? Anybody? None?? Please help!!
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Posted on 04-08-12 8:29
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bro, nepal ma koi na loi le katai na katai ko vdc ko manche chineko chaina ra...2-4 hajar ma banadi halcha ni yaar...ani visa lagepachi jahile chodda ni huncha F2 visa wala le...immigrant visa paune le matra time limit ma chodne ho, non-immigrant le jahile chodda ni huncha
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