₦airaland Forum

Phema:
Yes. A woman adopts the husband's state of origin, Local government area and town in Nigeria. I don't know for other countries.

EgunMogaji:
It doesn't really matter to me how you respond.

It's good you too my advice and trying to learn.

How many immigrants have you petitioned and that successfully entered the US in the past 5 years?

Have a nice evening.

shizzy7:
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EgunMogaji:
I don't have to prove shyte to you. It's your job to go and learn the truth.

USCIS.gov

penfold:
That is even if we choose to ignore the improbability of a spousal visa being issued on the strength of a marriage license o!!!

EgunMogaji:
Another false info.

amichaelz101:
ask me again

Giwayusuf17:
What's d issue on her dress, good or bad?

Swints:
And what makes you think the guy is not with the actual marriage certificate which he presented to the US embassy before he was issued the visa

And the op probably gave an edited version of what went down btw her and the estranged husband. Story is not necessarily fake.

redcliff:
its very possible that he gave a fake one. and also its possible he has someone in the court office that can verify his so called "marriage" when the embassy calls. In that Nigeria, there is nothing impossible again i tell you..

Addicted2Women:
This is how people disgrace Nigerians. Someone brings a fake news and it will be rushed to the front page

sonnie10:
You are 100% correct. As a matter of fact, immigration visa based on marriage is on conditional statues. Meaning you must remain married for the period of condition or you risk deportation. About 3 years period.

kITATITA:
What I see is marriage license and not marriage certificate. The license is like a permit for you to marry. When you file your papers for marriage, it is published for specified period. If within the period, there are no objections, you'll be given license to marry. It's only after marriage that you'll be issued with a certificate. .

12inches1:
You need to be willing to listen to differing opinions. That is the key to advancement. I'm not saying all rivers in Africa were named after people. My hypothesis is on the ones in Yoruba land, for now. My question to you however is that why is it that some of the rivers also have correlating 'gods' or 'orisas' named likewise? Many examples are not far fetched.

LAjibade:
Hello everyone. I have a question and was hoping you could shed me some light in a matter. I am in America. I went to Nigeria in 2011 and married my husband. I petition for him in 2012 and he arrived to America in 2013. Three months later he left. He is here in America, just not with me. He just left once he received his social security number, his permanent visa and a job in two months of being here. I haven't heard from him nor seen him again. I been wondering for a long time if my marriage to him is valid. In the marriage license it says it expired in 2013. I don't understand that.

Was our marriage set up or arranged to be temporary? I don't really understand Nigerian law or customs concerning marriage. (I am not Nigerian) I know my husband was rushing me to get him here before that expiration date. I am very confused. I also went to the office of public records here in America and they couldn't find any marital records of me and my husband, nothing. On the back of my marriage license issued in Nigeria, there is a website of marriage records, I entered my name and his name and didn't find anything. It just says no records found. Am I married to him or was it all fake? Can you please help me find out? I'd appreciate it. Even if it was all a scam, I still have Nigeria in my heart and will never have anything against Nigeria and Nigerians. Just my husband. Thank you in advance.