Posted by: Sparty January 13, 2014
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Hey Ryan25,
I think PerryBhadra has a point. One of my friends came to US. He went back on vacation and married his gf. Because they were afraid their parents won't approve of their relationship, they did "court marriage". They thought once both are in the US they will let their parents know. The guy came back and his wife applied for US visa and got rejected. They asked "jagge ko photo khai?" The embassy didn't believe the marriage certificate. Last time I was in Nepal her visa application was rejected several times. I don't know the current situation.
So bottom-line, I'm not trying to discourage you, but I have seen somebody's application being rejected just because they didn't have photos of wedding ceremony. If you are lucky, you can get away with it. However, if you get caught, your friend's DV will also be cancelled (as mentioned by riddle). So think wisely.
I think PerryBhadra has a point. One of my friends came to US. He went back on vacation and married his gf. Because they were afraid their parents won't approve of their relationship, they did "court marriage". They thought once both are in the US they will let their parents know. The guy came back and his wife applied for US visa and got rejected. They asked "jagge ko photo khai?" The embassy didn't believe the marriage certificate. Last time I was in Nepal her visa application was rejected several times. I don't know the current situation.
So bottom-line, I'm not trying to discourage you, but I have seen somebody's application being rejected just because they didn't have photos of wedding ceremony. If you are lucky, you can get away with it. However, if you get caught, your friend's DV will also be cancelled (as mentioned by riddle). So think wisely.