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Hi,
To get our paperwork moving quicker, my fiance (L1Bholder) and I (USC) had a small court wedding done here in the US. We'll be having a large ceremony and reception later this year in India, where our families live. This is an arranged marriage. I'm a college student, and he's working for an employer in another state, so we are not living together. (He can't switch jobs b/c of his visa type, andthe college near his place that has my major does not accept transfers until the 3rd year of the program I'm persuing.) He comes to visit often, and we've travelled together, and have extensive phone conversations and chats.
My question is about the interview. Surely our one witness quickie wedding, and living apart will come up; and I feel like the odds are stacked againsted us. I'm wondering if mentioning that we'll be having another ceremony with more guests at a later date is a no-no or not.
To get our paperwork moving quicker, my fiance (L1Bholder) and I (USC) had a small court wedding done here in the US. We'll be having a large ceremony and reception later this year in India, where our families live. This is an arranged marriage. I'm a college student, and he's working for an employer in another state, so we are not living together. (He can't switch jobs b/c of his visa type, andthe college near his place that has my major does not accept transfers until the 3rd year of the program I'm persuing.) He comes to visit often, and we've travelled together, and have extensive phone conversations and chats.
My question is about the interview. Surely our one witness quickie wedding, and living apart will come up; and I feel like the odds are stacked againsted us. I'm wondering if mentioning that we'll be having another ceremony with more guests at a later date is a no-no or not.
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