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posted: 03/26/12 at 4:02 AM
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I would think so. Usually marriages are recognized across countries. Assuming you do it all by the legal rules, why would they fuss? Might want to post is in the International Forum just to make sure though 
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posted: 03/26/12 at 4:24 AM
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| You'll have to register your marriage at the city hall, or whatever passes for that in the UK. You'll need to take your marriage certificate with you. Call ahead to check if there is other paperwork involved. Does your fiancé plan to get residency? If so, you'll need a copy of his visa and that paperwork, too. But every country is slightly different, so you ought to check the pertinent government website to make sure. I'm speaking from my experience of an American marrying a Japanese in Japan.
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posted: 03/26/12 at 2:28 AM
