Noorah101

    > Why not fly directly to Italy from your current residence, and have
    > your spouse meet you there?
    > Then afterwards, you both can fly 'home' and have a quicky wedding....
    > Petra

Hi Petra,

It wouldn't be his spouse meeting him there, but his fiancee. It would
be putting the honeymoon before the wedding, but it sounds like a good
idea to me! Plus they get the added bonus of flying to the USA
together...my fiance and I did that, and I'm so glad we did!

Rene

Folinskyinla

    > Hi Bryan,
    > Very simply put, you cannot go on that trip to Italy directly after
    > your wedding in the USA. You'll either have to postpone the trip
    > until you receive AP (about a month or two after you file AOS), or go
    > on the trip sooner (before marriage), as others have also suggested.
    > Best Wishes,
    > Rene

Hi Rene:

Beg to disagree -- there is nothing preventing them from leaving -- its
the coming back that doesn't seem to fit.

Petra

    > Hi Petra,
    > It wouldn't be his spouse meeting him there, but his fiancee. It
    > would be putting the honeymoon before the wedding, but it sounds like
    > a good idea to me! Plus they get the added bonus of flying to the USA
    > together...my fiance and I did that, and I'm so glad we did!
    > Rene

Yes, of course, but I always have been under the impression that
'spouse' was a politically correct term for 'partner' married or not!
This is what the dictionary says, and that's enough to confuse me even
further! *lol*
Petra

Main Entry: partner
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: associate
Synonyms: accomplice, ally, assistant, associate, bedfellow, buddy,
chum, co-worker, cohort, collaborator, colleague, companion, comrade,
confederate, confrere, consort, crony, date, friend, helper, helpmate,
husband, mate, pal, pard, participant, playmate, sidekick, spouse,
teammate, wife

Main Entry: mate
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: partner
Synonyms: acquaintance, alter ego, amigo, analog, assistant,
associate, bedmate, better half, bride, buddy, chum, classmate, co-
worker, cohort, colleague, companion, compeer, complement, comrade,
concomitant, confidant, confrere, consort, coordinate, counterpart,
crony, double, duplicate, familiar, fellow, fellow worker, friend,
groom, helper, helpmate, husband, intimate, match, old lady, old man,
pal, peer, playmate, reciprocal, roommate, schoolmate, sidekick, spouse,
subordinate, twin

Main Entry: spouse
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: helpmate
Synonyms: apron, better half, breadwinner, bride, companion, consort,
front office, groom, headache, headquarters, helpmate, husband, little
woman, main man, man, mat, mate, old lady, old man, old saw, partner,
roommate, slave driver, squaw, wife

Source: Roget's New Millennium

Noorah101

    > Hi Rene:
    > Beg to disagree -- there is nothing preventing them from leaving --
    > its the coming back that doesn't seem to fit.

Hi Mr. F,

You know what?! I just knew you were going to say that! LOL You're
right, of course...I just assumed he wouldn't want to leave, knowing
there would be a problem in returning. ;)

Thanks,
Rene

Noorah101

    > Yes, of course, but I always have been under the impression that
    > 'spouse' was a politically correct term for 'partner' married or not!
    > This is what the dictionary says, and that's enough to confuse me even
    > further! *lol*
    > Petra
    > Main Entry: partner
    > Part of Speech: noun
    > Definition: associate
    > Synonyms: accomplice, ally, assistant, associate, bedfellow, buddy,
    > chum, co-worker, cohort, collaborator, colleague, companion, comrade,
    > confederate, confrere, consort, crony, date, friend, helper, helpmate,
    > husband, mate, pal, pard, participant, playmate, sidekick, spouse,
    > teammate, wife
    > Main Entry: mate
    > Part of Speech: noun
    > Definition: partner
    > Synonyms: acquaintance, alter ego, amigo, analog, assistant,
    > associate, bedmate, better half, bride, buddy, chum, classmate, co-
    > worker, cohort, colleague, companion, compeer, complement, comrade,
    > concomitant, confidant, confrere, consort, coordinate, counterpart,
    > crony, double, duplicate, familiar, fellow, fellow worker, friend,
    > groom, helper, helpmate, husband, intimate, match, old lady, old man,
    > pal, peer, playmate, reciprocal, roommate, schoolmate, sidekick,
    > spouse, subordinate, twin
    > Main Entry: spouse
    > Part of Speech: noun
    > Definition: helpmate
    > Synonyms: apron, better half, breadwinner, bride, companion,
    > consort, front office, groom, headache, headquarters, helpmate,
    > husband, little woman, main man, man, mat, mate, old lady, old man,
    > old saw, partner, roommate, slave driver, squaw, wife
[q1]> Source: Roget's New Millennium

Meauxna

    > Yes, of course, but I always have been under the impression that
    > 'spouse' was a politically correct term for 'partner' married or not!
    > This is what the dictionary says, and that's enough to confuse me even
    > further! *lol*
    > Petra
    > Main Entry: partner
    > Part of Speech: noun
    > Definition: associate
    > Synonyms: accomplice, ally, assistant, associate, bedfellow, buddy,
    > chum, co-worker, cohort, collaborator, colleague, companion, comrade,
    > confederate, confrere, consort, crony, date, friend, helper, helpmate,
    > husband, mate, pal, pard, participant, playmate, sidekick, spouse,
    > teammate, wife
    > Main Entry: mate
    > Part of Speech: noun
    > Definition: partner
    > Synonyms: acquaintance, alter ego, amigo, analog, assistant,
    > associate, bedmate, better half, bride, buddy, chum, classmate, co-
    > worker, cohort, colleague, companion, compeer, complement, comrade,
    > concomitant, confidant, confrere, consort, coordinate, counterpart,
    > crony, double, duplicate, familiar, fellow, fellow worker, friend,
    > groom, helper, helpmate, husband, intimate, match, old lady, old man,
    > pal, peer, playmate, reciprocal, roommate, schoolmate, sidekick,
    > spouse, subordinate, twin
    > Main Entry: spouse
    > Part of Speech: noun
    > Definition: helpmate
    > Synonyms: apron, better half, breadwinner, bride, companion,
    > consort, front office, groom, headache, headquarters, helpmate,
    > husband, little woman, main man, man, mat, mate, old lady, old man,
    > old saw, partner, roommate, slave driver, squaw, wife
[q1]> Source: Roget's New Millennium

Petra

    > Ah, but we all know that USCIS has it's own definitions...
    > http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/spo...htm#Definition
    > "Definition of a Spouse
    > Before you file any documents, it is helpful to understand that
[q1]>

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